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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2000

Page

14

Grace would expand planning commission power over building appearance

Elyria mayor Bill Grace seeks to give the Planning Commission more authority to judge aesthetics and curb shoddy renovations. Assistant Safe Service Director Matt Lundy says the city plans a new review step, with guidance on landscaping brick and barriers to separate businesses from homes. He argues developers risk over leniency as the city tightens standards.

Brandon Wray Ne Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Bill Grace Planning Commission Cerned Grace Safety Service Matt Lundy Lundy

Man rescued after car crashes into St Stanislaus School

Police say Michael J Lawrence 22 of Elyria drove a 1992 Cadillac into St Stanislaus School causing a fire and smoke filled scene. Officer Ernest Sivert broke the passenger window and freed him. Lawrence was charged with DUI, suspended driving, reckless driving, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He had 264 grams of marijuana on the scene.

Loraln St Stanislaus Elyria Ave Ernest Sivert Sivert Michael J Lawrence Middle Avenue Elyria Lawrence East 28Th Street Elyria Avenue St Stanislaus Church

Alcohol and cocaine in drowning victim's system

Elyria, Ohio coroner ruled Adam Whittaker died by drowning after his body, found in the Black River May 9 by canoeists, contained alcohol at a 0.151 level and cocaine metabolites indicating prior use. Police suspect he may have slipped into the dam area while intoxicated. Whittaker, married with six children, had no trauma evident.

Elyria Black River Adam Whittaker Cascade Street Paul Matus Whittaker Matus

Community leader urges many great people for Lorain BOLD

Vivian, civil rights figure and keynote at BOLD's fifth annual banquet, urges the Lorain County church coalition to expand regional action. He compares BOLD to 1960s civil rights organizers, notes past sit ins, and cites plans for a youth caucus and a racial justice analysis as a pivotal presidential election year.

Lorain Vivian BOLD Lorain County Peoria Martin Luther King, Jr Bruce Bishop Chronicle CT Vivian Delucas Place

Salvation Army gets major food drive boost in Elyria

Salvation Army in Elyria faced low food supplies but received help from US Postal Service and Cascade Branch No 196 of the National Association of Letter Carriers. The Saturday drive collected 78,000 pounds for Elvira's Salvation Army on Broad Street, with nationwide totals likely to exceed last year's 548 million pounds. The seventh annual local drive also includes year round canned food, toy, and clothing collections.

Elyria Salvation Army Bill Morgan US Postal Service Cascade National Association of Morgan Elvira Broad Street Bill Rolfe Rolfe ARMY Gretchen Thowas Post Cascade Branch National Association of Letter Carriers Alice Stahl

Hispanics demand real attention from candidates

In a Washington report for The Orange County Register Hispanics say candidates must address core issues not token gestures. They question Bush and Gore positions on amnesty education and the Supreme Court, noting discontent with party outreach and a shift in voter enrollment trends. Local voices from Santa Ana Buena Park and Aliso Viejo emphasize real influence over advisory roles.

Orange County Register Washington George W Bush al Gore Supreme Court Jess Araujo Santa Ana California Florida Texas New York New Jersey Illinois Art Montes Buena Park Centralia Montes Araujo Mary Jean Duran Aliso Viejo Bush

Local Hispanics urge greater political outreach in Lorain

Lorain residents say state and national politicians must better address Hispanic needs. Crystell Nado of El Centro notes growing Latino influence and calls for culturally aware outreach. Ketty Fonseca adds bilingual services would expand opportunities as Hispanic migration rises.

Lorain Crystell Nado el Centro Reveron Ketty Fonseca el Re Fon Broadway Ohio Edison

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