Woman Volunteers for Lorain Plan
A Bl vessel reports a local woman volunteers to test a dry plan in Lorain as survivors of a crash are projected to remain lost until 2010.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2007
Page
1
Hot races loom in Clearview and EHS debates
Elyria area voters face a busy primary with issues in Clearview and Elyria High School districts. Officials fear nice weather could lower turnout while urging support for a five year operating levy. school leaders cite weather disruptions and large sign drives as part of campaign efforts.
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Stephen Szucs
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
County Board of Elections
Clearview
Rick Buckosh
Paul Rigda
Ford to shut Brook Park casting plant in 2009
Ford Motor Co will close the Brook Park casting plant in 2009, costing about 1,100 hourly jobs and leaving 530 workers at risk in talks with the United Auto Workers. A second engine plant near Cleveland will stay open, part of Ford's plan to shutter 16 facilities by 2012. The casting plant makes crankshafts and other items as Ford shifts away from casting to focus on engines and transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Park
Ford
Cleveland
United Auto Workers Union
Joe Hinrichs
Ross guilty on 2 counts in child support case
A jury found former county commissioner Michael Ross guilty of failing to pay court ordered child support for two children from 2004 to 2006. He was cleared in a second case covering 2002 through 2004. Prosecutor Freddie Springfield said Ross owed about $45,400 but paid roughly $11,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Michael Ross
Ross
Freddie Springfield
Council tightens sex business rules in Elyria
Elyria City Council unanimously approves three ordinances to restrict sexually oriented businesses. Zoning now limits new such operations to industrial areas and adds strict background checks for employees plus 5 foot buffer for dancing, with lighting standards updated. The club and city remain in a lawsuit over constitutional rights and zoning.
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Elyria
Diamond Men’s Club
Midway Mall
Jack Baird
Alan Weinstein
Cleveland State University
Andrea Whitaker
Whitaker
Senate blocks bids to import drugs from abroad
The Senate rejected efforts to allow consumers to buy prescription drugs from Canada and other nations at savings. A 49 40 vote required safety and efficacy certification before imports, a hurdle officials say cannot be met, drawing criticism of drug company influence and bipartisan opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bernie Sanders
I-Vt
Thad Cochran
R-Miss
Byron Corgan
Smokey Bones closes in Elyria as chain restructures
The Smokey Bones Barbeque and Grill on West River Road shuts along with three other Ohio locations and 54 nationwide as Darden Restaurants reorganizes. Elyria staff are offered jobs at Red Lobster and Olive Garden. property could be sold or repurposed.
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Elyria
Smokey Bones
West River Road
Midway Mall
Ohio
Darden Restaurants
Darden
Rocky River Grillhouse
Akron
Indiana
Joe Chabus
Elyria Smokey
Chabus
Red Lobster
Olive Garden
Midway Boulevard
North Olmsted
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Board of Elections Office
Steve Szucs
Iszucs
Chroniclet
Tom Krisher
Tim Levandusky
UAW
Mark Elliott
EHS Levy
Alon Miller
Chronicle
Levy
County Court House
Ely Square
Elyria High School
Brad Dicken
Council
David Vitter
Louisiana
Canada
Australia
Europe
Japan
New Zealand
Bette Pearce
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