Buckeye Valley bus crash injures ten in Delaware
Eight children and two adults were slightly injured when a Buckeye Valley school bus collided with a dump truck. The injured were transported to Grady Memorial Hospital. one child with a possible concussion remained hospitalized. Bus driver Connie Cottrill was treated and released. the truck driver Bill Burwell also treated and released. Authorities noted Cottrill pulled from a stop sign into the truck’s path and may face a failure to yield citation.
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Buckeye Valley School District
Delaware
Buckeye Valley
State Highway Patrol
Grady Memorial Hospital
Grady
Mary Ann Keefer
Bill Burwell
Connie Cottrill
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
Janet Porter
Patrol
Clarke Kiner
Cottrill
Avon council members say site not properly zoned for Avon Commons
Four Avon City Council members Ted Graczyk Jr Niels Jensen Shirley Doss and David Kaiser filed affidavits in Common Pleas Court arguing the 84 acre Avon Commons site off Detroit Road should not shift from C2 general business to C3 planned commercial use for four stores over 70 000 square feet The case challenges zoning language that critics say cannot automatically convert C2 to C3 and a judge will rule after June 1 on whether the proposed 600 000 square foot shopping center can proceed in Avon Ohio The foreground dispute centers on Avon Commons developer Mitchell Schneider of First Interstate Development Co with opposition from Gerald Phillips and Timothy Grendell
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Slyria
Avon City Council
Ted Graczyk Jr
Niels Jensen
Shirley Doss
David Kaiser
Common Pleas Court
Edward Krystowski
Shaun Brady
Jack Kilroy
Mitchell Schneider
First Interstate Development Co
Pepper Pike
Avon Commons
Detroit Road
Center Road
City Hall
Chester Road
Avon
Common Pleas
Thomas Janas
Gerald Phillips
Timothy Grendell
Bar burglary suspect loses high speed chase
Elyria police chased James Ossman after spotting him leaving the Joyful Mug bar with a money bag. He sped through red lights, jumped curbs, and ran onto a parking lot then a grassy field before being tackled. He faced multiple charges and confessed to the crime.
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Elyria
James Ossman
Leona Street
Ossman
49Th Street
Tillotson
K-Mart
Erie Shores
Dennis Will
Ohio welfare funds eyed for expansion of job programs
Advocates urge using unspent welfare money, estimated at over 500 million dollars by June 30, to broaden job programs and child care, with a proposed state earned income tax credit. The study, by Levin & Driscoll, notes reserves could grow to about 660 million by mid-1999, while officials caution about funding uncertainty.
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John Begala
Federation For Community Planning
Levin & Driscoll
Columbus
Richard A. Levin
Ohio Department of Human Services
Greg DePorter
George Voinovich
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