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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1998

Page

8

Prison Sentence for Todd Zack Accuser in Elyria Case

A 40 year old Wakeman woman who testified that Elyria Patrolman Todd Zack sexually abused her in 1995 was sentenced to one year in prison. Judge Edward Zaleski denied probation due to her 12 prior convictions and will consider early release. The defendant faced charges of criminal trespassing and resisting arrest plus cocaine and drug paraphernalia possession. Zack was convicted on multiple counts relating to the testimony and alleged abuse, with a total of 15 of 24 felonies upheld. The accuser urged a minimum 10 year sentence despite expressing mixed feelings about him.

Elyria Todd Zack Common Pleas Edward Zaleski Wakeman Zaleski Ohio Reformatory For Women Marysville Chronicle-Telegram Zack

Amherst teens seek skateboarding site in city council push

More than 30 skateboard enthusiasts and parents urged Amherst City Council to earmark land for a skate area behind Amherst Plaza. Teen speaker Matt Poprocki said current spots are private or limited and fear theft. Mayor Higgins warned funding is tight for a new park project.

Amherst Casper Matt Poprocki Poprocki Hills Department Store Jaworski Park Amherst Plaza John G. Higgins Higgins Lorain County

Yost receives probation in forgery case linked to foster tragedy

Sherri Ann Yost of Lakewood was sentenced to three years probation and ordered to pay 525 restitution after a forgery conviction. She and Brett Scott face further felony child endangering charges for the Lorain case, where five children were removed from a Florida Avenue home. their 2-year-old son Ryan died in a Cleveland hospital after being placed in a foster home. The coroner ruled the death a homicide and authorities continue to investigate.

Elyria Sherri Ann Yost Lakewood Common Pleas Edward Zaleski Yost Lorain Brett Scott Scott Florida Avenue Ryan Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital Cleveland Cuyahoga County Elizabeth Balras Frank Vickie Lowery Sheffield Lake

Ridgeville council picks president and safety director

North Ridgeville officials announced the City Council elected Allen C. Swindig as president and Daniel H. Zirzow will serve as safety-service director after a disputed selection process. Dennis Johnson, head of the local Republican Party, urged reconsideration and potential revotes, criticizing the handling and urging payment delays until the matter is resolved. Zirzow had resigned as president to take the safety-service post, prompting replacement by Swindig on October 5, with council composition cited as five Democrats and two Republicans.

North Ridgeville Scott F. Serazin Republican Party Dennis Johnson Allen C. Swindig 2Nd Ward Johnson Daniel H. Zirzow Council Chris Costin Zirzow Deanna L. Hill Swindig Jean Brown Gilbert V. Cornish

Avon Lake Democrat accuses opponent of lying in ads

Avon Lake Democratic state Senate candidate Ron Nabakowski charged Monday that his Republican rival Jeffry Armbruster has lied in television ads and campaign literature about Nabakowski’s record as director of the Ohio Lottery Commission from 1985 to 1990. He announced plans to file a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commission at a press conference at the Aqua Marine Restaurant.

Avon Lake Senate Ron Nabakowski Ohio Elections Commission Nabakowski Aqua Marine Jeffry Armbruster Ohio Lottery Commission

Avon weighs sewer line plan for Sandy Lane homes

Avon City Council weighs installing a single sewer line for 23 Sandy Lane properties north and south of Schwartz Creek. Eight homeowners oppose the cost, while Mayor James Smith estimates about 8000 dollars per property, totaling around 184000 dollars. The line would run from Schwartz Creek to Maple Ridge and tie into other developments, with some properties remaining on septic tanks.

Avon Sandy Lane Schwartz Creek City Hall Ted Graczyk Jr James Schwartz Road Graczyk

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