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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2000
Page
1
The Chronicle notes a special event at the Cleveland Zoo where mothers receive free admission today, inviting the public to see mothers of the animal kingdom. In other news, a deadly blast at a Dutch fireworks warehouse killed at least 20 people and left 175 injured, with further details sought via the Chronicle’s email and website.
Two men in a likely stolen green Ford F-120 crashed on Meister Road near Fulmer Road at about 10 pm, tearing down a utility pole and cutting power for 791 customers. Five hundred had power restored by 10:30 pm, with remaining expected back by 1 am. A hospital operated on generators as crews searched for the fleeing suspects. Angelo Velez, nearby resident, described the scene as the truck barreled toward his yard. The incident prompted police to seek the alleged thieves who had just stolen the truck.
Sue Harnish plans to donate a kidney to her 10 month old daughter Nicole at University Fairview Hospital in Minnesota after Nicole was born with underdeveloped kidneys. The family, blessed by faith and community support, faces surgical risks but stays hopeful, citing medical staff and a sign from baptism.
Traverse City, Mich AP. As Lake Michigan once roared to 16 foot waves in 1985, now the Great Lakes retreat toward record lows prompting a debate on natural cycles versus human influence. Advocates warn levels shift widely, while scientists cite rainfall, evaporation, and long term cycles, with potential impacts on shipping and beaches.
In Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie Resnick led the majority ruling that Ohio's school funding system is unconstitutional, a decision shaping her bid for a third six year term against Republican Terence O'Donnell. Democrats praise her leadership for education while Republicans frame her as a renegade on the high court, noting her pivotal 1997 ruling and a later revisiting of the funding formula.
On Mother's Day millions will call mom while paying a 3 percent excise tax set in 1898 to fund the Spanish American War. A century later momentum grows to repeal the telephone service tax as Congress seeks popular accomplishments in an election year.
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