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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1996

Page

6

Suit challenges no contest ruling in Ohio harness race

Elyria man Ted Parker appeals to overturn the Ohio State Racing Commission after his horse Baroque Bogart was declared no contest in a June 28 Scioto Downs race. The nine-horse field split the $15,000 purse as a collision caused a race stoppage, denying Parker first place points and prize money though Bogart remains eligible for the Sept. 28 state championship in Lebanon.

Elyria Columbus Ohio State Racing Commission Ted Parker Telegraph Road Baroque Bogart Scioto Downs State Racing Commission Bogart Parker Joseph Weisberg Toledo Weisberg Common Pleas Edward M. Zaleski Lebanon Ohio

Lorain panel debates changes in RV fence laws

Lorain officials push for allowing driveways to hold boats and RVs from May 15 to Sept 15 with distance rules, while opponents support a full ban. Council split on amendments as building inspectors report about 30 complaints and no action is taken.

Lorain Panel Lorain Buildings and Lands Committee Board of Building Appeals Joseph Koziura Jack Murphy Council Thomas Urbanek 4Th Ward Urbanek Andy Balogh Timberview Tully Strongsville Murphy Woodrow Mathna Mathna

Amherst principal urges higher graduation credits for seniors

Steele High School principal Robert Boynton proposes raising graduation requirements from 22 to 26 credits by 2006 with staged increases for classes 2000 through 2003. The plan includes a blocked two period format and a new curriculum in manufacturing engineering technology and network communications.

Amherst Steele High School Robert Boynton Boynton Lorain County

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