21 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1998
Page
1
Maurice Mo Lee of Cleveland South High School emerges as the area's best kept football secret. The feature highlights his standout play and potential, with a nod to surrounding coverage of local sports and autumn fruits McIntosh Gala as seasonal stars.
Local notice shows Denny's joining restaurant row at Midway Mail with an opening planned in the former Delphine Family Restaurant. The page also notes Hubble images online and a CBS film feature on Tracey Gold, plus Dear Abby reader reactions.
A 38 year old Lorain County woman died when her minivan lost control on I-90 and plunged from an overpass to West River Road near OfficeMax. The blue Mercury Villager landed upside down in a ditch. Police say the crash occurred at 9 38 am with several witnesses and a coroner notified. West River Road was closed for hours.
Avon residents group Citizens of Avon For Responsible Environmental Development refused a contribution from Richard E. Jacobs Group Inc. to oppose the Avon Commons project. In a Oct 16 letter Linda Eadelis said funding from any commercial developer was not in the group's best interest. A Jacobs check, over $1,000, accompanied the letter.
About 70 Lorain railroad workers protested outside USX Steel world headquarters in Pittsburgh to oppose USS Kobe Steel plans to replace a century old exclusive contract with remote controlled locomotives. Union leader Tim Smith warned of fatal risks and urged keeping human crews.
A Vermilion judge ruled that a roach infested home at 266 Essex Road could be demolished as an emergency measure. Attorneys said the scheduled demolition was delayed by the homeowner Grover Sheppard's bankruptcy filing, with health and safety concerns cited by City and court officials. Neighbors described the infestation's impact, while the homeowner’s attorney urged less drastic options.
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