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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
1
The government urges the public to quit dozens of cold and weight loss products amid safety concerns. Ohio State focuses on remaining regular season games over bowl prospects. Officials suggest USS Cole bombers received help from Yemen-based military contacts.
Elyria officials report massive early voting as voters crowd the Board of Elections ahead of a presidential race. Marilyn Jacobcik notes smooth process amid high turnout with results due after 8 30 p.m. Kenneth Blackwell projects a record turnout with 5.2 million registered voters and 69 percent likely to vote including 65 percent in Lorain County.
Voters may cast ballots until 7 30 PM or be in line to vote. Information about polling places mailed or available from Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria and Lorain. Election results posted tonight on the Internet at www.electionsenthe.net. Lorain: 2158 Broadway. Elyria: 115 Cedar St.
The piece follows Al Gore and George W. Bush on the final campaign push across six and five cities respectively, ending in Tennessee and Texas. Gore hustles to media spots as rain falls, while Bush delivers a compressed speech tour. The mood mixes nerves and relief as the long race nears its conclusion.
In an unscientific 150 person Lorain County poll Bush leads Gore 42 to 35 percent with 17 percent undecided. The Chronicle-Telegram notes Bush edges Gore statewide and nationally with margins within the error. The local results show an increase from a five point gap last Tuesday.
The Chronice conducts an unscientific poll of 150 Loram County voters with George W. Bush at 42 percent, Al Gore at 35 percent, Ralph Nader at 6 percent, and 1 percent undecided.
Elyria City Council unanimously rezoned 11 West River Road properties for commercial use after owners agreed to treat the land as one development. The decision overturned Mayor Bill Grace’s call for a full plan and condo options, with residents celebrating the vote across from Midway Market Square.
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