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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2000
Page
1
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The Elyria High School National Honor Society illuminated eight landscape lights on the 105 year old Washington Building before a sudden storm ended speeches. Donation efforts since February brought 8000 of the 9000 needed, with support from the Lorain County Historical Society and West by the River Historic District.
Elyria County commissioners on Thursday approved the annexation of 3 acres from Elyria Township to Elyria despite protests by township trustees. A developer eyeing a hotel on the site notes market studies show demand for lodging near Cedar Point and Cleveland. Township trustees oppose eroding tax base and services, urging denial while acknowledging the land would gain sanitary sewer access by joining the city.
Common Pleas Judge Edward Zaleski approved a preliminary settlement in the Aztec Catalyst Co class action tied to the Aug. 27, 1993 Elyria chemical plant blast. About 16,000 to 19,000 potential recipients may share about two thirds of the funds, with one third for attorneys. Lead attorney Robert Gary said significant injuries could yield up to $62,500.
A computer worm called the ILOVEYOU virus crippled government and corporate networks worldwide on Thursday and destroyed personal files. It infected tens of millions through email and instant messaging, with variants like a joke attachment reading Very Funny.
Governor Bob Taft said he cannot support permanent tax cuts until the Ohio Supreme Court rules on school funding in the DeRolph case. In a letter to Senate President Finan and House Speaker Davidson, Taft warned against rushing to tax cuts before the court decision, which may come soon.
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