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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2007
Page
1
Oberlin City Council approved longtime resident Belinda Anderson to assume the clerk role effective May 28. She will earn 41000 annually with a 150 monthly vehicle expense and travel reimbursements for classes toward municipal clerk certification, plus a $5000 pay raise upon course completion.
Elyria area crews begin annual sign removal on county roads starting June. The county Engineer's Office targets major thoroughfares first to clear paper and cardboard ads for safety and aesthetics, asking residents to remove their signs to aid the effort.
The Lake and Walnut Church of Christ at 1101 Lake Ave Elyria invites the public to a Saturday 11 AM to 3 PM cook out with prizes games face painting and arts crafts and a 5 PM gospel singing service. A Sunday dedication includes Bible class at 10 AM worship at 11 AM and a 3 30 PM celebration service with dinner at 1 30 PM.
A parliament endorses a national referendum to amend its postwar pacifist constitution. The move, seen as a small step, faces long voter persuasion as citizens remain split over lifting a ban on a full military.
A television note confirms the 7.2 return to NBC for an 18th season this fall, signaling a long running network staple. The report emphasizes audience anticipation and schedule placement as part of the fall lineup.
Worldscope sells 80.1 percent of its U.S. division to a private firm, while British Prime Minister Tony Blair plans to retire on June 27 after a 3.2-year term and a Middle East visit. Opposition calls for strikes rise as a country suspends its top judge, and the U.S. secretary of state lands in a regional capital for talks on issues including a European missile shield.
A veteran daytime TV figure with 17 Emmy Awards and 35 years of hosting a top game show confirms retirement. At 83, the final taping is set for June 6. CBS airs two prime time tributes this week honoring the broadcaster.
Ohio's prison medical system faces rising costs with inmates receiving up to 100 percent of billed charges for certain drugs and care. Inmates total 49,066 with 10 percent over 50, treatment spans 15 hospitals and a core center. Drug costs, aging population and psychiatric care drive expenses toward $183 million for the year, as the state shifts funds and negotiates new contract terms with Ohio State Medical Center to curb soaring bills.
Rising gas prices deepen concerns as April retail sales fall. Oil costs driven by strong demand from developing nations and political tensions, plus refinery glitches, push up gasoline use. U.S. consumption remains a major factor, with Americans accounting for a large share of world oil use. Feltus notes the United States is the dominant energy consumer.
Practical tips to save fuel include slowing down and avoiding idling, using cruise control, keeping tires inflated, and planning trips. A $200 tune up can boost mileage by about 4 percent, while a clogged air filter may increase mileage by up to 10 percent. Reading notes fuel costs rising with high miles traveled and income growth, but overall efficiency has barely budged. The piece contrasts fuel economy across vehicles, citing a Prius at 55 mpg versus a Suburban at 17 mpg and a Vibe at 31 mpg, and discusses broader economic and geopolitical implications of oil prices.
An inspection labels a crossing as incompetent after Friday's accident. Driver extricated with a broken leg. City reports 12 crashes in five years at the location with a four way signal. Council plans a Safety Committee meeting on May 31 to discuss the intersection. Residents balk at gypsy moth spraying timing during play hours. Ohio Agriculture sprayed over 2,500 acres in Avon Lake with a soil derived compound. Mayor Berner seeks improved notice. department says spray is safe. Second spraying completed Monday. Details at phileagriculture.gov. Contact Stephen Szucs at 329-7129.
An FBI affidavit details that Orlowski specified bullet counts for each intended victim. A recorded informant questioned his certainty about harming his daughter, while Orlowski claimed lack of regret, citing marital ties. He awaits a detention hearing and may plead not guilty with potential penalties up to ten years in prison, three years probation, and a $250,000 fine.
Chris Baker of the South Elyria Neighborhood Development Corp urges a public hearing over the new owner Mr Larkins store safety concerns. Council members echo support for a hearing while Gill defends his business and asks for patience during the process. Contact Joe Medici at 329-7152 or jmedici chroniclet.com.
From Al Goodwin said she could not have been more pleased with the City Council Ohio is a battleground for elections and this is really sending a strong message The people who took an oath to uphold our Constitution are not doing it and its time we asked them to Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chronicilat.com.
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