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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2004
Page
1
Elyria relocates to a new City Hall on Broad Street with utilities and building departments already operating. The public can conduct business starting today, with a grand opening planned for May 27, including a ribbon cutting and tours. A preview gala is set for May 26 priced at 75 dollars.
Since April 1, more than seven inches of rain drenched Lorain County. Gary Sweet of Sweet Farms in North Ridgeville says the wet spells delay planting, with about 60 acres done and 40 remaining. Corn needs 70 to 80 days to mature, so dry days are critical to harvest in August. Bob Ternes of Eaton Township notes many farmers have not yet started due to soggy fields.
Lorain County lists best planting windows for crops including corn soybeans oats and barley. Soybeans are best sown after May 20 with other crops shown in March to mid May ranges. Historical bushel figures span 2000 to 2003 with yearly production from 1.3 to 3.6 million bushels.
Erie County Health Commissioner says 38 year old Carl Seabold died at Community Health Partners in Lorain after a blood sample showed bacterial signs. Officials are tracing contacts and testing for the specific bacteria to confirm meningitis.
A couple of showers and a thunderstorm are possible with a high near 76. For complete weather details and timing, see the AccuWeather forecast on Page Ai2.
When Victor Leandry first arrived in the United States he was assisted by El Centro de Servicios Sociales. Now Nan, 13 years later, he heads the agency and outlines his goals for Saturday's Chronicle.
Lorain National Bank and its parent LNB Bancorp face a federal settlement over insider trading allegations. SEC says top executives bought bank stock near daily closes on 285 days to lift prices. five parties agree to penalties without admitting or denying the claims.
Lorain County officials discuss a possible new company interest in moving into Ford Motor Co.’s Lorain Assembly Plant after production ends next year. County officials say details are premature while a task force works to entice Ford to stay or return, citing the plant’s 800,000 square feet and potential needs.
Cedar Point warns that redesigned restraints on the Millennium Force roller coaster may fail to secure plus sized riders. The belts were moved after a fatal Six Flags incident, raising safety concerns about seating fit and ride operation.
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