No Smoking Push Targets Ohio Restaurants
Local and state tobacco groups plan to persuade restaurants to go smoke free. The Chronicle urges readers to visit its website for updates on Monday through Friday.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2000
Page
1
Local and state tobacco groups plan to persuade restaurants to go smoke free. The Chronicle urges readers to visit its website for updates on Monday through Friday.
The nonprofit environmental group Seventh Generation will dissolve its operations after seven years. Trustees cited funding shortages and inability to fill key staff positions, including executive director, as the main reasons for closing. The Lorain County Solid Waste District will assume Pride Day management and most funding, with Charlene Gersak noting prior awareness of the group's issues.
A condensed record of the tight 2000 Florida vote recount starting November 7 with networks calling Florida for Gore then retracting and shifting to Bush. It tracks key events through November 13 including recounts, court actions, and party strategy across Palm Beach, Volusia, Broward, and Polk counties.
Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris certified George W Bush’s slim lead as thousands of ballots remained under count. Democrats dismissed a proposed ballot by ballot end to the dispute while lawyers and judges battled over recount deadlines and authority.
The Florida presidential race could prompt recounts in Wisconsin New Mexico and possibly other states with Thursday deadlines. The Bush team faces a choice between pursuing recounts to overturn Florida results or risking a prolonged battle seen as losing the moral high ground.
Oberlin College offers to acquire the city owned medical center land and building for 2 million to keep the hospital open and protect the campus. The property would be leased back to Oberlin Medical Center at 1 per year while the college retains future use options if the center closes. County records value the site at 74 million.
Mayor Deanna Hull announced Kingston Place developers withdrew plans after voters rejected the rezoning and a companion citywide rezoning measure. Council had approved preliminary plans and a rezoning but later repealed the rezoning, while developers may pursue a standard subdivision.
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