Weather snapshot notes record highs and gusty weekend forecast
Yesterday saw a record high of .88 inches and a record low of 30 degrees in 1964 with normal high values. Tonight southerly winds 15 to 25 knots, seas 2 to 4 feet. Saturday southwest winds 15 to 26 knots with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and waves building to 2 to 4 feet.
Rezoning plan draws opposition from local business owners
Kassouf, who runs a home based corporate communications firm, told council the 29 acre rezoning from general business and single family to multi family would hinder future expansion for his company and others nearby. Don Wagner of Wagners Country Inn warned of potential 50 percent drop in property values and asked about compensation. Charles Shimola threatened a 10 year lawsuit if the plan advances.
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Bay Village
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Council
School official Schultz scapegoat amid district debt reveal
Schultz faced criticism from Dargo and Kramer as board members weigh removing her over late financial disclosures. Jensen backs Schultz, promising to prevent repeats, while Schultz blames other administrators including Superintendent Bollin as debt figures surface. Bollin retires September 1.
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Schultz
Bollin
Retail Hollina Circulation and Delivery Information
Home Calivary Service Elyria and non-tofl areas cover all other zones. Phone hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday and 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sunday. Home Delivery by Carrier costs 2.25 per week with no advance payment required. 54.60 per year. USPS policy 110-020. The Chronicle-Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company at 2225 East Ave Elyria OH 44035. Second copy rate and box changes listed.
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Kramer comments on unexpected crisis at board meeting
Al Mary reports to this board. Kramer said of the unexpected crisis with Minnich and Ramos, Schultz happened again.
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Mary
Kramer
Dargo
Minnich
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Club manager charged in obscenity and liquor case
Police report Shaffer Dr club manager charged with pandering obscenity and allowing removal of intoxicants. Three Cleveland residents and a Columbus man face public indecency and intoxication related counts. Owner Lewis Straad to appear before the Ohio Liquor Commission. establishment shut briefly amid crowding and complaints.
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Carlos Roberson
Columbus
Lewis Straad
Ohio Liquor Commission
Ford From As factures body parts for Ford fullsized vans
John Hatcher, president of Local 2000 of the United Auto Workers, which represents hourly workers at the plant, could not be reached. The locally assembled mini vans are selling well. Villager finished the 1994 model year with a sales record of 78,070 units, a 19 percent gain, while the Quest, the best selling import minivan, had sales of 49,279 units, a 17 percent increase over 1933.
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John Hatcher
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Oil Slick Spotted Along River Near Riverview Plaza
A gasoline oil slick about 150 yards long stretched from bank to bank and drifted past Riverview Plaza by morning. Wastewater workers collected samples as Ohio EPA officials prepared to investigate. city crews checked manholes and Bonded station for clues.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Elyria
Fourth Street
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SAFE series of Ohio investments under scrutiny by counties
The Plain Dealer reports on SAFE investments by local governments in Ohio. County officials including Cuyahoga Treasurer Francis Gaul defend the fund amid audits and investor withdrawals. An auditor found Gaul lacked authority to guarantee withdrawals. The fund rose from 1991 to 1993, reaching 670 million dollars before losses began in late 1998 as bonds faltered, reducing returns from 7.09 to 6.28 percent by Aug. 31.
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