Weekend Weather Outlook for Two Days
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 70 on Saturday and near 80 on Sunday. Sunrise and sunset times updated: today 7 16 a.m. to 6 22 p.m., tomorrow 7 17 a.m. to 8 21 p.m.
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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1999
Page
3
Coastal Forecast Brief for Lake Water Conditions
Today Southwest wind 15 to 25 knots with waves 4 to 6 feet. Tonight wind shifts to southwest then west at 15 to 25 knots, waves 4 to 6 feet. Lake temperature listed at 69 degrees.
Probation Given After Theft From Health Department
A public official named Simmons stole about 8913 dollars from the health department over roughly three years. Judge Bedeski sentenced him to probation, noting lack of prior record and efforts to restore funds. Prosecutors argued for prison to deter public corruption and protect trust in officials.
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Health Department
Simmons
Bedeski
Bedleski
St. Marie
Tony Cillo
Cillo
Greg White
White
Ken Pearce
Theft by deception charges reduced in Medicaid case
In Elyria common pleas court a preliminary hearing trimmed Medicaid fraud to theft by deception after evidence showed the case exceeded 500. The judge barred unauthenticated hospital bills and a birth certificate as evidence. Nolan and Melvin face custody questions as Children Services oversees the child.
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Szekely
Elyria
William Pelk
Wirtz
Nolan
33Rd Street
Melvin
State Human Services
County Children Services
Patti Jo Burmett
Children Services
Bartnett
North Central Drive
Chronicle dates and contact details edition note
Advertising and circulation pages list Beta Hotline 329-7150 and Classified 329-7100. Delivery areas, hours, and rates shown with a Post Office box and Lorain County printing credit.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publi Company
JoAnn Traut. Ag
Enara
Owlieal
Omer
Senate OKs defense bill to reshuffle Energy Dept
The Senate approved a $288.9 billion defense bill with only five dissenters, creating a semi autonomous National Nuclear Security Administration within the Energy Department to oversee nuclear weapons. It includes the largest military pay raise since the early 1980s and expands pension and retention benefits while funding $8.3 billion more than President Clinton urged. Energy Secretary Richardson warned of a veto risk, but the bill's broad support in both chambers remains intact.
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Washington
Senate
Energy Department
Energy
Bill Richardson
Clinton
White House
Joe Lockhart
House
National Nuclear Security Administration
Energy Secretary
Pentagon
Summer Prospers for Area Businesses Amid Dry Weather
Debbie Vandergriff of Graf ton says Ron's Roofing thrived this summer due to lack of rain and sunny days. John Yarish of Yarish Farms reports crops exceeded expectations with soybeans and corn ahead of schedule. Diederich notes warmer May June. forecasts colder fall and early frost with an Indian summer warm spell.
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Debbie Vandergriff
Grafton
Ron
Ron Vandergriff
Diederich
John Yarish
Yarish Farms
Yarish
Browns merchandise crackdown targets counterfeit items
Officials report a surge in unlicensed Browns gear as NFL label holograms aid enforcement. Cleveland police prioritize city licenses for vendors near downtown venues while NFL Properties expects Browns gear to remain a top selling item.
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Proper
Browns
Cleveland
Bianca Brackins
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Police
Edward
Thiery
Stadium
Jacobs Field
NFL Properties
Tim Conch
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