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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1993
Page
1
Elyria residents could audition for America's Funniest People by filming brief clips of jokes or funny faces at Midway Mall. The funniest participant could win $10,000, with clips aired across multiple Sundays on Channel 5. Calls will be made in advance to those chosen.
Oberlin Ohio state approval expected soon for a 16 bed extended care unit at Allen Memorial Hospital. The project, approved by the Ohio Department of Health after an earlier rejection, now awaits the Certificate of Need Review Board decision. The unit would serve post surgical and rehabilitation patients with stays of one to two months. It will occupy space formerly used by a drug treatment ward closed in 1992.
Eaton Township residents urge EPA to deny Cleveland Electric Trammatine's permit for a fly ash dump on Route 83, arguing it would endanger health and turn homeowners into unwilling test subjects. Opponents allege weak regulation and proximity to a 400-home subdivision. CEI supports the project citing non-hazardous fly ash.
In Elyria a yearly blessing honors St. Francis with pets. Adrian Mancin, 6, holds his puppy Cody at night as a Vietnamese potbellied pig sticks out its tongue while holy water is sprinkled.
Trucker protests against a 43 cent federal fuel tax hike and Ohio 55 mph truck limit yielded few incidents Friday. State Patrol reported only minor slowdowns on the Ohio Turnpike between Milan and Elyria and one trucker pulled over. Dozens cited. a few arrests previously noted in protests.
Elyria born Andy Van Duyke discusses his attempt to Sibena, funded in part by Lorain County residents. The effort highlights local support and ongoing funding questions.
Freshman Rep Martin Hoke R Lakewood is called heroic for protecting taxpayer dollars by the non partisan Council of Citizens Against Government Waste based on 20 House votes from January through August. The group cites Hoke’s 90 percent rate of voting to save money on issues like Clinton budget the super collider project and defense spending.
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