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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2008
Page
1
The article reports a $150 billion stimulus plan misfire with rebates not arriving on time. Millions may wait until June or July for checks. some payments went to wrong accounts. Direct deposits hit delays, paper checks arriving by mail possibly by July 11.
The Yates sons filed a common pleas court suit alleging the city of Amherst and Lawrence Skruck negligently exhumed Roberta Yates in 2002 and relocated her remains to be near family, inflicting emotional distress after the sons discovered the move years later. The suit cites the exhumation, the 70 dollar payment, and ongoing family dispute as central items.
Elyria police report a cyclist, 28 year old Robert L. Anderson, was struck by a hit and run driver while riding to work at Burger King on West River Road. He remains in critical condition at Huron Hospital with multiple fractures and head injuries. His fiancée Christy Zedell appeals for witnesses.
Amherst native and pro snowboarder Jesse Csincsak appears in the season opener of ABCs The Bachelorette. DeAnna Pappas reacts to his bright multi color sport coat as the two hour episode begins.
In Munfordville Hart County Kentucky residents express racial bias in the Democratic presidential primary. Mike Rife a white voter fears backlash for supporting Barack Obama while others cite his color as the reason not to back him. Local residents say many will back Hillary Clinton and oppose Obama if he secures the nomination.
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