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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2002
Page
1
College and high school students struggle to find summer employment as demand rises and hours shrink, leaving many youths competing for limited openings. Local businesses report tight markets and ongoing help-wap hiring.
Ford Motor Co plans to bring the Escape to the Ohio Assembly Plant with a roughly 140 million dollar investment and 2,000 jobs for 20 years. State offers total about 70.5 million in grants and tax incentives, with a potential 12.9 million in abatement. Officials discuss program value while finalizing details.
The Ohio Department of Development details Ford incentives including a $16 million grant through 2006 to fund infrastructure, a $3.5 million training grant through 2007, a $16.2 million 10 year job-creation tax credit for 800 new hires at about $62,000 salary, and a $24.3 million 10 year tax credit tied to $200 million Avon Lake asset investments by end of 2006. Additional credits cover manufacturing equipment and a 75 percent enterprise zone exemption on real and personal property.
Cedar Point introduced Wicked Twister a nine million dollar U shaped roller coaster reaching 72 mph in three seconds and launching riders up twin 215 foot towers. Enthusiasts call it insane with riders enjoying non stop fun and varying experiences as fans plan to return for the 2002 season.
Arafat emerged from his Ramallah compound after Israeli tanks left the West Bank city. The 72 year old leader vowed that children would fly the Palestinian flag as cheering crowds waved banners. Israeli Prime Minister Sharon warned that Arafat may not return if violence resumes.
North Ridgeville faces a debate over filling the longtime South Central Park pond to create a field. Council President Dave Gillock and opposing residents push to save the pond, while the administration affiliates with The Park Company of Bedford to source dirt for Lee POND. Safety Service Director Jim Johnson notes more support than opposition.
A Cuyahoga County prosecutor moved to omit defense witness Dr. Victoria Codispoti in the Amherst Township rape and pornography case against Richard Armstrong. Armstrong, 35, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to accusations involving a showgirl and pornographic tapes.
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