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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1998
Page
4
Sheffield Lake considers drainage upgrade amid bills fears
City officials propose borrowing to upgrade outdated sewer and drainage, with residents facing a new 3 to 6 dollar monthly rise. About 300 attendees heard from Service Director William Gardner at Brookside High gym as council weighs funding through a new ditch and drain tax to cover loans and project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake Service
William Gardner
Brookside High School
Gardner
Dale Aslakian
Amherst ex-auditor and wife indicted on tax evasion charges
James J. Gammons and Suzanne Gammons of Amherst were indicted in Cleveland on federal income tax evasion and falsifying corporate returns for Energy Recovery & Marketing Services Inc. They face up to 21 and 16 years respectively plus fines up to $1.25 million and $1 million. The case covers 1989 to 1991 income and 1990 and 1991 corporate returns with accusations of understated income and inflated deductions. The charges carry multi‑count penalties per count, with possible prison terms and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Amherst
James J. Gammons
Suzanne
James Gammons
Energy Recovery & Marketing Services Inc
U.S. District Court
Amherst Company
Suzanne Gammons
Internal Revenue Service
WIN From A1 Wins Immediate $104.3 Million Payout
The Wednesday drawing winner chose an immediate payout totaling 104.3 million dollars. Had the prize been paid over 25 years it would approach 7.7 million per year. The jackpot was revised to 195 million after record sales, from an initial 175 million estimate.
Supreme Court limits nonfinancial support duties in elder care case
Lenore Flontek won a ruling limiting the state nonsupport law to financial help for dependent parents. Justice Andrew Douglas said the General Assembly did not intend to include nonfinancial obligations and warned against unwarranted prosecutions of adult children for caregiving issues. The decision leaves guidance to legislators and underscores moral, not legal, duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Flontek
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Andrew Douglas
Douglas
Flontek
Lorain County
Gregory White
U.S. Supreme Court
White
Robert F. Corts
John Haynes
Ohioan
Haynes
Firings at Lorain Head Start draw protest at Hamilton School
Parents protest firings of staff at Lorain County Head Start, blaming education supervisor Shauna Elkins for mishandling a bus incident involving Marquees Brightwell. The former Elyria school now houses the program and details from Elkins report say a late call, a classroom check, and a bus placement led to the boy being found by bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Locke
Lorain County
Brightwell
Elkins
Betleski Eyes Recount After Narrow 0.2 Percent Win
Betleski trails by only 0.2 percent after unofficial results, prompting a recount chance. Lorain County Elections Director Marilyn Jacobcik says the recount should not alter the outcome and stresses accuracy. Provisional and overseas ballots account for most discrepancies. precinct breakdowns remain under petition and secrecy concerns persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matic
Betleski
Lorain County Board of Elections
Elections Board
Man Sentenced for Animal Abuse Involving Cat and Python
Daley faced up to nine months in jail and 1950 in fines for beating Frisky the cat with a hammer and placing it with a 10 foot Burmese python. He admitted the acts after police found blood and fur on the hammer. Frisky recovered, while the python was ordered removed and relocated to a zoo or nature center. Frisky's owner donated the cat due to housing rules.
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Ewers
Daley
Frisky the Cat
Frisky
Lorain County Animal Protective League
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