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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 2000

Page

7

Former Radiometrics worker accused in shredding of court files

Deb orah Mick 49 of Sheffield Lake faces one count each of vandalism and tampering with evidence after prosecutors say she shredded sensitive leak test reports and government NRC documents, causing a 24500 loss. Witness Sabrina Burkhamer testified Mick shredded her private notes, contradicting admin Stiffey. Trial before Judge Thomas W. Janas.

Leise Chronicle Elyria Radiometrics Deborah J. Mick Kathleen Stiffey Mick Summer Street Sheffield Lake Ism Stiffey Nuclear Regulatory Commission Sabrina Burkhamer Burkhamer Richard Stiffey Burkhanner Mary Evard Janas Evard Sheriff's Detectives Burkhaner Richard North Ridge Road Sheffield Township Ian Friedman Thomas Janas

Elyria YMCA appoints Connie Reed as new director

Connie Reed, 43, becomes executive director of the Elyria YMCA on March 30 replacing John Mack. A Parkersburg West Virginia native with 16 years YMCA experience, she plans to expand before and after school care, start a summer youth league, and broaden the Y Endings Guides program to involve parents and younger children.

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Common Plea Court Expands Security Measures

Elyria Ohio Common Pleas Court prepares for new security upgrades after a 23009 grant from the Ohio Supreme Court funds cameras video recorders panic buttons and other alarms. Judge Thomas W Danas notes past incidents have been avoided and bailiff Dick Bowdler helped plan the safeguards for criminal and civil cases.

Elyria Common Pleas Court Thomas W. Danas Janas Dick Bowdler Court Security Fund Ohio Supreme Court High Court Domestic Relations Court

Akron man nabbed after 21 mile Amherst car chase

Akron man Byran Hardy, 37, led state troopers on a 21 mile pursuit from Sandusky to Amherst after stealing an overdue rental and merchandise from Sandusky Mall. He crashed on the Turnpike near Exit 7 and was hospitalized for a thigh injury. Charges pending investigation.

Amherst Akron Sandusky Mall Ohio Highway Patrol Byran Hardy Lorain Hardy Sandusky Ohio Turnpike

Local women march for gun safety in Washington

Marie Seman of Eaton Township and four other Second Amendment Sisters joined a 5000 strong march in Washington to oppose the Million Mom March. Seman urged stricter enforcement of current gun laws while Swanson defended gun rights and emphasized safety.

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Grace says full opera house fixup unlikely for new city hall

Elyria mayor Bill Grace told City Council that the new city hall will not include a full restoration of the opera house finding it impractical. The old opera house will house council chambers and a multipurpose stage while renovations proceed. Grace aims to secure over $1 million in local foundation grants to offset costs and will pursue further grants for the old city hall and Turner Block.

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Family blood drive named for Airiana aims to aid others

In Lorain Ohio 3 year old Airiana Sterling Ramos diagnosed with leukemia on March 31 after worsening cold and bruising. chemotherapy began and blood donations supported her recovery. Her mother Cindy Ramos urged LifeShare Lorain County Blood Bank to host a weeklong drive in Airiana’s name to help other patients.

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