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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2000
Page
1
The Chronicle Telegram will publish only a morning edition on Labor Day and urges subscribers who do not receive the paper by 8 am Monday to call the circulation department by 10 am at 329-7200. The website at chronicletelegram dot com is updated Monday through Friday.
Elyria County Administrator James Cordes told Mayor Bull Grace the county will relocate the planned justice center if downtown height variances are blocked. He said the commissioners will not redesign and may move outside downtown if objections persist, citing parking and harmony with downtown facades. The letter follows downtown concerns about height and exterior design amid prior coverage and input from Main Street Elyria and local business owners.
Commissioners in Elyria County conducted unannounced private meetings with architects connected to a planned 50 million dollar county justice center seeking legal guidance. Assistant Prosecutor Innes noted limited informational meetings may be allowed but questioned the interpretation of Sunshine Laws and noted a 1989 opinion may be misapplied.
Washington AP report says teen use of illegal drugs fell for a second year, with 9 percent of 12 to 17 year olds reporting drug use in the previous month. Officials credit prevention programs and rising adult use among young adults noted in the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse.
Lorain National Bank faces a potential unity action as United Auto Workers Local 2000 weighs a Sept. 10 withdrawal of 500000 and account closure to pressure hospital negotiations. Nurses union at Community Health Partners threatens a Sept. 6 strike with talks resuming Sept. 5.
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