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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 2010
Page
10
Lorain City Council approved an ordinance to pool non-appropriated funds from all departments into a separate 493 766 dollar fund with council approval required for use through year end 2010. The measure follows 710 503 dollars in expected revenue shortfalls and 393 626 dollars in over budget expenses.
Lorain police and the FBI arrested 44 year old Robert Cruz on a parole violation and probe whether he aided two bank robberies at First Federal of Lorain on East 42nd Street. Investigators link Cruz to the two incidents on Oct 21 and Nov 2 and exclude involvement in the Oct 13 Chase Bank robbery.
Elyria police will use part of a 45000 grant from the Ohio Department of Public Safety to fund a Thanksgiving weekend sobriety checkpoint. Chief Duane Whitely says the funds cover overtime to reduce alcohol related crashes as troopers join the local force on Lake Avenue.
About 350 homeowners from North Ridgeville Avon Lake and Strongsville pressed the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and Gov. Ted Strickland for relief from doubled electric costs in all electric homes. Rita Lockhart described a $571.76 December 2009 bill and the lack of gas lines to switch fuels. She warned home values could fall up to 40 percent if relief ends. Tom Sweeney testified as a former television.
Avon Schools board will vote on emergency roof repairs for Avon High School after two storms this year. Insurance agency SORSA approved about 200000 dollars for exterior and interior repairs, with Franciscus Inc. chosen to perform the work without standard bidding. The meeting is at 6 30 p m in the board conference room.
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