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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1993

Page

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Lorain hosts official opening of country's largest Super Kmart Center

A grand opening for Lorain’s new Super Kmart Center drew smiles and showmanship as the Marine Corps League and Lorain High band performed. CEO Joseph Antonini praised remodeling of 2400 stores with 900 expanded by 1996, noting Lorain’s 200000 square foot facility surpasses nearby stores. The Amherst unit closed temporarily as staff moved, with potential future expansions discussed for Westlake and other locations.

Lorain Super Kmart Admiral King High School Lorain Lofton Anderson Post Marine Corps League Leavitt Rd Amherst Kmart Super Center Antonini Midway Boulevard

No Man's Land Splits Parkwood Estates Property Debate

A 5.7 acre strip in Parkwood Estates, University Heights, once planned as common recreation land, is causing disputes as new residents ignore dues and erect structures. Jim Rollbubler cites upkeep and tax problems while Quentin Nolan notes no easy way to apportion or sell the land. City politics react as candidates weigh in.

Elyria No Man’s Land University Heights Parkwood Estates Prospect Street South Abbe Road Homeowner's Association Jim Rollbubler Wisconsin Circle Quentin Nolan Nolan

Record 193 apply for Elyria police tests

Elyria sees 193 candidates enter final police officer testing with only 11 minorities among them. City EEOC officer LaTanya Conley Johnson notes the low minority share, while Capt. Thomas Bowen says the pool allows hiring well-qualified officers. Over 500 applied for about 20 positions. 299 advanced from initial screening.

Elyria LaTaunya Conley Johnson Equal Employment Opportunity Officer Thomas Bowen Bowen

Clinton Health Plan Push Delays Universal Coverage

President Clinton releases a retooled Health Security Plan delaying universal coverage to 1993, caps federal subsidies for small businesses and low wage workers, and vows guaranteed benefits. Hillary Clinton accompanies the 1,200 page proposal to Capitol Hill as leaders weigh bipartisan path forward.

Washington Clinton Hillary Rodham Clinton Capitol Statuary Hall Baltimore Johns Hopkins University

Teacher sues district over affair allegations

LORAIN A first grade teacher Margaret Welcome sues Hawthorne Boone School district and officials, claiming defamation and threat of firing. The Welcomes seek 240000 dollars in compensatory and punitive damages plus legal fees and a jury trial.

Lorain Margaret Welcome Hawthorne-Boone Welcome Common Pleas Court Nicholas Hatlock Michael Loughman Welcomes Hatlock

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