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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1997
Page
8
Elizabeth Dole, former Cabinet secretary and current Red Cross president, tells 900 at the Conference on Active Citizenship for Women that success includes motherhood and volunteering. She predicts a woman president soon, notes ongoing pay and leadership inequities, and urges preparation and integrity. Taft hosts daylong networking event.
Donald Calvert 27 faces aggravated burglary and two counts each of aggravated menacing and domestic violence after forcing entry into his mother in law Mary Jane Alford’s home on Hamilton Street March 18. Alford shot him in the groin with a 16 gauge shotgun after he threatened occupants. Calvert had previously lived at the home with permission for two weeks but allegedly exceeded that permission.
A Cleveland Hopkins mock disaster involved two plane crashes and 155 victims. About 300 rescue workers practiced coordinated response, with 72 people transported to five area hospitals. Volunteers Carol Davis and Don Krafezin ski assisted as New London Salvation Army disaster team members.
North Olmsted schools install security cameras on buses to deter discipline issues and provide proof in hearings. Forty buses planned with a mix of working and dummy units funded by about 9,000 in grants. Drivers gain an extra set of eyes as cameras rotate among buses, improving safety for roughly 3,000 daily riders.
Winning Teams for Young Children will run three video conferences nationwide this fall linking 50 to 300 parents and providers. Sessions feature live expert broadcasts with teleconference Q and A. Local site is Spitzer Conference Center Lorain County Community College Elyria.
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