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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2000
Page
1
A volunteer group calls on the community to donate goods for the Adopt A Family program. A Chronicle reviewer notes the Grinch Stole Christmas is mainly for children while Encore E mail guidance promotes the paper’s contact and updated weekday website.
A Florida judge ruled that the state need not accept hand counted presidential votes tallied after the November 14 deadline. The decision weakens Gore's bid to overturn Bush's 300 vote lead and delays resolution as counties like Palm Beach and Broward face renewed scrutiny. Gore and Democrats plan appeals as Harris prepares for final word after overseas ballots are counted.
In Cleveland, judge Daniel Gaul sentenced 30 year old Quisi Bryan to death for the murder of Officer Wayne Leon during a traffic stop. Bryan was convicted of aggravated murder after he shot the officer in the face while trying to avoid being found for a parole violation tied to an attempted robbery case.
Michael Bush, 45, former owner of Lorain and Huron IGA Supermarkets, received a one year prison term after pleading guilty to eight counts of collecting and failing to remit sales tax, eight counts of filing fraudulent sales tax returns, and one count of aggravated grand theft. His wife Debra, 44, got three years probation with 120 days house arrest and 80 hours of community service plus a $2,500 fine. Restitution of $350,000 was ordered.
Wellington head coach Matt Stoll savors his best year as the 12-0 Dukes seek a first state semi final berth in a Division TV Region 14 title game at Frost Kalnow Stadium in Tiffin. Olmsted Falls also plays Niles McKinley for a DIV 1 Region 4 crown.
Architects and county officials viewed a mock courtroom in the old New York Train Depot as part of planning for the $50 million, 224000 square foot justice center. Commissioners approved the basic interior design and will continue with construction planning this spring. Architect Bob Schwartz of Hellmuth Obata Kassabaum said updates will follow based on official evaluations to reach consensus on direction.
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