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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2004
Page
1
Mitch Altman of San Francisco sold a new keychain device that lets users turn off most TVs from distant locations. Priced at $14.99, TV-B-Gone drew hundreds of orders after coverage on Wired and other online media, sometimes overwhelming See REMOTE's website.
Elyria veterans council recommends Ely Square as the memorial site after a heated debate over other options. The memorial committee had proposed Ely Park and Gateway Park, with Ely Park a reworked design and Gateway Park as an alternative, while attendees urged acceptance of the original plan.
Lorain teachers reach a tentative contract after overnight bargaining, averting Friday strike action. LEA spokeswoman says plans halted and details will be reviewed before ratification by teachers and the full school board. Optimism remains as district and unions negotiate remaining support staff agreements.
Jeff Mohrman reports a Carlisle Township man, Shane R. Fisher 22, was injured when a motorcycle he rode collided with a car after being pursued by a sheriff's deputy near the Convenient Food Mart on East Avenue. Fisher, treated at EMH Regional Medical Center, was described as speeding about 55 to 60 mph during the chase shortly after 1 45 p.m.
AccuWeather report notes morning clouds and fog with gradual sun. Light winds and mild temperatures expected, high near 59.
County prosecutor Garyry Bennett and Dennis Willface clash on key issues in a heated race. Both candidates outlined plans for crime, court funding, and public safety, urging voters to weigh experience and leadership as election day nears.
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