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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2000
Page
1
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Roberto Alomar and umpire John Hirschbeck had a famous on field spat in 1996 at Toronto that led to a suspension. Four years later Alomar hugged Michael Hirschbeck, whose battle with ALD connects the families. The gesture marks a healing moment amid a shared fight against a deadly brain disease.
Indiana University suspends Bob Knight for three games next season and fines him thirty thousand dollars after a seven week investigation into allegations of temper and choking former player Neil Reed. Knight apologized and acknowledged temper issues while university president Myles Brand warned of immediate dismissal for future violations.
Ohio State Trooper Robert Perez, 24, of Lorain died Monday from injuries from a crash on the Ohio Turnpike near Sandusky. Perez, the 34th Ohio patrol officer killed in the line of duty, had served since 1939 and fell on Peace Officer Memorial Day during National Police Week observances.
Oberlin College completes purchase of the Co-op Bookstore building at 37 W. College Street and plans a May 22 opening for the Oberlin College Bookstore. The deal aims to support the community. the exact price was not disclosed.
After a 15 month fight Lorain City Council voted 11 to 1 to ban beryllium production and storage at Brush Wellman Inc s bronze engineering plant in Lorain Industrial Park The action ends years of concern over health risks from beryllium dust and historic production sites and follows an agreement reached two weeks earlier with the company Ohio Citizen Action helped mobilize signatures backing the ban Councilwoman Anne Molnar was the sole opponent. A separate measure approved a $1 million grant with the Ohio Department of Development to upgrade Arizona and California avenues.
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