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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1996
Page
4
Dole camps in Arizona and New Mexico amid a tight race with Clinton. Kemp rallies GOP turnout while Dole battles throat issues and fatigue. Analysts note Clinton leads by about 10 points, with surrogates framing ethical stakes and momentum for a comeback.
About 115000 of 160000 registered Lorain County residents are expected to vote today about 70 percent turnout. Poll workers at the Elyria YWCA report steady crowds for ballots shifting from Elyria High School. Ballots include 11 school levies, a 4.95 mill Floria levy, a 9.9 mill renewal, a 40 year Democratic hold on the Board of Commissioners, Ohio General Assembly control, and Issue 1 casino gaming. Jacobcik notes a 17 hour day for Board of Elections staff.
Clinton urged Ohio voters to back the Clinton Gore ticket noting 21 electoral votes risk. Gore energized crowds, blasting Gingrich and urging defeat of Rep. Martin Hoke while supporting Dennis Kucinich. Local clerks observed the president and vice president’s visit as a boost to a tight race.
City council member Anthony Krasienko criticizes inspectors for overreaching under a strict property maintenance code. He cites a senior citizen on West 24th Street had unpainted siding mistaken for steel, a visible crack in a window misread, sidewalk grass in cracks, and Hawthorne Elementary School cited for a crack. He says enforcement is tightening, but some findings were excessive.
Police investigated a midnight hit-and-run near Pratt Boulevard in Wilkes Villa. A 15-year-old boy was struck by a dark blue Plymouth Acclaim that fled the scene after striking a fire hydrant on Tedman Court. He was taken to EMH Regional Medical Center and listed as not seriously injured.
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