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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1998

Page

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Local veterans honor Marine Corps 223rd birthday

Veterans gathered to celebrate the 223rd birthday of the Marine Corps with ceremonies and remarks. Connie Davis commented on community support as attendees praised service and sacrifice.

Marine Corps Connie Davis

Horoscope and Lottery: Daily Brief Notes

A compact page fragment lists a horoscope for ACCENT D1 2 and a lottery update in BRIDGE 06. It also references an AG BUSINESS item on B7 and an OP-ED and OPINION cluster in C4 and C4 respectively, plus classified content and a Dear Abby note.

Abby LOTTERY AG

Lorain Seeks Equity Net For Displaced Spitzer Plans

Lorain City Council approved a watered-down safety net for residents displaced by a planned Spitzer development at the Black River mouth. The measure aims for equity and fairness, replacing an earlier Sedivy proposal that would compensate homeowners up to 10,000 dollars and tenants for 12 months of rent. The plan stalled after Mayor Koziura called it unreasonable, while Spitzer’s attorney noted the project was on hold amid negative publicity.

LORAIN Alan Spitzer Spitzer Black River Jeff Sedivy D-2nd Ward Joseph Koziura Anthony Giardini Michael Scherach Sedivy Sharon Kleppel Catholic Action Commission Giardini Scherach Kozi

Ohio leaders urge caution on tobacco settlement funds

Ohio lawmakers warn against rushing to spend the state’s share of a 206 billion dollar tobacco settlement. Ohio is slated to receive about 9.9 billion over 25 years, with at least 12 states backing the deal. State officials must decide by Friday to sign on or pursue a lawsuit to recover smoking costs.

Ohio House Senate

Oberlin approves 77.4 acre park land purchase

Oberlin city council approved buying 77.4 acres south of Hamilton Road and west of State Route 58 from Jack Lesnick of Elyria for 583,828 dollars, about 7,543 per acre, expanding the parks and recreation system.

OBERLIN Hamilton Road Jack Lesnick Elyria

Vermilion board vows to protect programs amid debt

Vermilion school officials pledged no cuts to student programs and services even as finances face state control. They pushed to reinstate daily half day kindergarten to save transport costs while grappling with a nearly 1 million dollar year-end deficit and 830 thousand dollars owed to the state. Superintendent Burton Schaffman called the district under fiscal watch as a five-year spending plan and significant year-end funding are required.

VERMILION Burton Schaffman

Kilroy Hears Calls to Decide Amid Recall Talk

Avon council weighs recall as City Council schedules special election for December 15 to remove Kilroy if he resigns today. Kilroy told by 5 p.m. to choose path, voting option remains uncertain while he observes public sentiment.

AVON Jack Kilroy Kilroy 4th Ward Ted Graczyk Jr telt sis Avon City

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