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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2002
Page
3
A garbled forecast notes rain sleet and snow across central and northwest areas with varying conditions. Indiana preparation ends tomorrow. South experiences rain a few showers. north remains unsettled with light showers. Lake Erie winds southeast 8 to 16 knots with 1 to 2 foot waves and visibility under one mile.
In Lorain County voters prepare to cast ballots with about 80 000 expected to vote from 163 645 registered. Democrats number 35 487 and Republicans 26 892 with independents and third parties making up the rest. Party volunteers have been calling to urge support and rides to polls are offered by both parties. Incumbents Armbruster Morano Blair Manning Bruening remain in tight races as turnout campaigns continue ahead of polling opening. Contact info for Kristin Yarbrough is provided.
Americans express mixed views on voting. Rod Leahey of Santa Monica criticizes special interests and military expansion while remaining hopeful about outcomes. Bridgett Overston staunchly supports party ideology, planning a straight ticket. Susan Carlson of Billings votes for Baucus, noting changes in political divides. Lonna Garai of Queen Valley votes to quiet conscience after Election Day.
Ogle wins appointment to finish Shores term amid mixed feelings while pledging to improve employment, sidewalks, roads and housing in South Elyria. Bullocks lauds Ogle’s leadership. Larkins notes loss of Ward input. Burkhard and Bullocks take top Council posts as term continues.
Residents led by Eva Shatner oppose a bikini bar near homes citing occupancy limits and parking. Clergy and trustees weigh legal boundaries while officials note go go dancing and First Amendment concerns amid ongoing investigations.
Republic plans a 19.4 million large diameter rolling mill upgrade to boost competitiveness and job stability for about 1100 workers. Union organizer Bruce Bostick supports negotiation, while Councilman Fred Lozano opposes abatements, likening them to extortion. Spokesman John Willoughby remains confident the ordinance will pass.
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