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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2000
Page
1
Sixteen Dodgers players and three coaches face suspension after entering the stands at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The incident dominates Friday sports coverage and prompts league review.
The House approved permanent normal trade relations with China on a 237 to 197 vote, giving Clinton a foreign policy win and spurring debate over jobs and freedom. Supporters cited access to a vast new market while opponents warned of rewards to a brutal regime and potential job loss.
A pickup driver died when his Ford struck a westbound semi on Route 20 near the Route 511 exit in NEW RUSSIA TWP. The pickup attempted to pass a westbound semi and was hit head on by an oncoming eastbound semi. The crash then caused a chain collision involving a second eastbound semi and further damage.
An exotic dancer testified that Daniel L Nixon of Fifth Street Elyria Planning October 1999 trial on two counts of reported incident and kidnapping and multiple counts of robbery felonious assault aggravated menacing and domestic conflict. She described events after 7am February 20 1999 at Bugsy's Speakeasy Lounge when Nixon and an Oberlin man pressured her to perform sexual acts. The witness said she felt trapped and cried while Nixon remained unmoved during the ordeal.
Elyria mayor Grace urged studying two way traffic on Second and Third streets to ease downtown congestion and aid visitors. City officials noted current one way streets cause frustration, with plans possibly referred to the city engineer for review.
Army Private Edward Jackson, a 19percent graduate of Elyria High School, earned the Tomb Guard Badge last month and will guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. His mother Kathleen says she is proud as Jackson joins a program that has awarded just 479 badges since 1958 and requires intensive training and memorization.
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