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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2000
Page
1
The Lorain County Chamber of Commerce names its Small Business Person of the Year recipient in a local awards ceremony. Encore previews the summer movie lineup with dinosaurs TV shows and sequels. The Chronicle Telegram site updates Monday through Friday.
Journalists and riders faced Cedar Point’s Millennium Force at dawn on Thursday. Patti Ewald and her son Michael joined the ascent before a nine run session, noting the ride's height 310 feet speed 92 mph first drop 80 degrees length 6595 feet and time two minutes with steel trains and lap bars designed by Intamin AG at a cost of 25 million dollars.
The Ohio Court ruled 4-3 that current school funding relies too heavily on local property taxes, despite progress on a separate education budget and construction aid. Justices said the overreliance remains unchanged since 1997, giving lawmakers one year to craft a thorough and efficient funding plan.
A chronology tracks the Perry County trial in 1993 and the evolving state financing ruling. It covers appeals in Canton, the Ohio Supreme Court hearings in 1996, and legislative efforts from 1997 to 1998 to raise a sales tax to fund education, including failed ballot attempts and a revived penny plan.
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Thomas W. Janas ruled Ronald A Pecora not eligible for expungement because he used a firearm in the April 21 1992 shooting case. Pecora served about 38 months of a six to 15 year sentence and was released from parole February 26 1997. He argued he no longer faces a mandatory prison term but the judge upheld the prohibition citing a January 1992 Ohio Supreme Court ruling. Pecora expressed remorse and said he wished for a normal life.
Angela Battaglia, 19, of Lorain Oberlin Avenue denied making 900 number calls from Patrolman Pete Rewak’s home on November 1 or 2. The calls lasted 61 and 49 minutes, charging $289 and $229. Battaglia faces a fifth degree felony theft charge and was jailed briefly on $1,000 bond.
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