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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2000
Page
1
John McCain publicly backs George W Bush for president while stating he has no interest in serving as vice president. The Chronicle reports on the political stance as of Monday.
Winning Big Game tickets were sold in Michigan and Illinois pushing the record 366 million dollar jackpot. One ticket came from Mr K's Party Shoppe in Utica near Detroit and the other from Sweeney's Citgo in Lake Zurich, Illinois.
Elyria Lorain County Community College ends its agreement with Heritage Development Corp to build a 150 room hotel and 10000 square foot banquet facility on campus land. The college will seek a new developer as Heritage shifts focus to shopping centers and does not move quickly enough. The plan aimed to expand culinary arts offerings alongside the Spitzer Conference Center. The college will pursue another development partner to advance the culinary program.
Officials from Ohio Against Gangs and local law enforcement gathered about 100 participants in Elyria to discuss proactive measures for gang prevention starting in preschool. The task force will use findings from more than 20 statewide meetings to draft a plan this fall, emphasizing civics, personal responsibility, and parent involvement.
Judge Thomas W Janas ruled the Junction shelter for runaway children must vacate its Lake Avenue location while a township zoning appeal proceeds. The shelter moved two weeks ago to 6650 Lake Ave and was given one week to relocate, after which it may not house any youths at the Elyria Township building. The nonprofit plans to return to 1114 Middle Ave and will seek to reinstate its county lease, with CEO Dave Cummings pursuing talks with County Administrator Virgil Muntean.
Antonio Rivera III, a 22 year old Lorain man, died Tuesday when his 10 foot aluminum boat capsized in a pond at 27452 Sprague Road. He was pronounced dead at Southwest General Hospital and a coroner will determine the exact cause.
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