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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1998
Page
3
Sam R. Sheppard said he earned in the low six figures for his work on the CBS TV movie My Father's Shadow The Sam Sheppard Story about his mother’s 1954 murder. He noted the money helped cover living costs and exhumation taxes while clarifying his finances.
Visitors marvel at progress on the Cleveland Browns new stadium while the Great Lakes Science Center completes a 7.8 million dollar 500-vehicle parking deck shadowing the stadium. The deck, connected by a covered walkway, may host Browns game day parking.
Elyria Schools officials unveiled a campaign theme song during a board meeting. President Evelyn France and Superintendent E Jean Harper performed We Will Win It set to the beat of We Will Rock You, drawing reactions from board members and reporters.
Oberlin City Council invites Lorain County Commissioners to involve the council in Lorain County Regional Airport planning. Chair Fran Baumann asks to be informed of meetings and decisions amid public input concerns. Commissioner Betty Blair disputes closed-door talks claim and notes lack of substance.
The 193 year old Wadsworth House is inching 100 feet south on North Main Street to clear land for a Rite Aid store. AA House Movers uses chains and a tank-towed truck with a front-end loader to steady the brick dwelling as crews adjust wheels. The move, set to finish Tuesday, aims to align the building for demolition and new construction.
Walgreen's Drug Store may join North Olmsted as council considers lifting a 90 day moratorium on changes in the Butternut Ridge historic district. A tentative multimillion-dollar deal with several property owners and an attorney for Walgreen's is on the table ahead of the December 3 council meeting.
Lorain will not appeal an arbitrator’s ruling awarding Wayne Long back pay about $20,000 and erasing a February bar incident suspension. Long will be reinstated as sergeant after a demotion to patrol. City law director Michael Scherach cited no legal grounds to seek court vacatur.
Elyria moves to revise its sign ordinance as fading political and Labor Day Sale signs linger beyond acceptable periods. City inspector Gerald Klein says current policy is hard to enforce and the proposal would permit temporary signs for a maximum of 20 days, with posting allowances of 17 days elsewhere.
The Chronicle-Telegram and Salvation Army launch an early Not-Forgotten Box drive for its 40th anniversary. Goals include 6000 toys 1500 hats mittens 800 family food boxes 800 turkeys and $124000 in donations to support needy children this Christmas season.
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