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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1993
Page
2
A marine forecast notes Southwest winds 10-20 knots with waves of 3-5 feet this evening. For tomorrow winds shift to the West then north 10-20 knots with a chance of showers and seas 3-5 feet. Temperature data appears garbled and unavailable.
Washington AP reports four more supporters joined NAFTA efforts ahead of the House decision. An AP tally showed 197 likely votes for the agreement, with 203 opposed and 34 undecided. GOP Rep Paul Gillmor of Ohio planned to announce his stance today after meetings and White House lobbying.
A teenage girl testifies that McEwen attacked her in a school locker room after she said no. Prosecutors play a secretly taped confession in which he says he kept going despite her pleas. Defense argues a consensual relationship and promises letters and a Valentine card as evidence of love.
James Qualls seeks to repair a former crack house at his own cost but city ordinance requires a contractor if he does not occupy the home. He bought 240 Brace Ave for his son to live in and cannot afford a contractor. The ordinance aims to protect tenants from cosmetic repairs by landlords, while councilman Tanner urges change to enable homeowners to fix up houses.
Officials across districts push students to submit emergency medical cards and contact parents when needed. Southview High School reports about 90 percent turnout, while Oberlin and other districts use parental contact to avoid excluding students. Some administrators acknowledge difficulties reaching all families if urgent treatment is required.
A failed May ballot drive for a 2 mill paramedics levy in North Ridgeville follows a city resident's heart attack death. Local residents and officials advocate advanced EMS care, citing life saving potential and community support, while legal concerns loom over volunteers and firefighter training plans.
Ward councilman Larry Tanner complained campaigners did not push the issue enough while Mayor Michael Keys warned February will require council accountability unlike last fall. Keys warned of severe service cuts if the tax fails and Fire Chief Daniel Schue urged renewal, saying the department is underfunded and cannot survive without the money.
An earthquake of magnitude 4.1 struck near Montreal before dawn felt in northern Vermont and upstate New York. No injuries were reported. The epicenter lay 15 miles southeast of the city and awakened residents as glasses rattled. the quake occurred along an active seismic zone about once per year.
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