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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1999
Page
3
Five day forecast notes rain possible Thursday with a high near 60. historical records show a 1959 high of 89 and 1948 low of 34. humidity around 55 percent, sunrise and sunset times listed. today south wind 10 to 20 knots with 2 to 3 foot waves, tonight southwest wind 10 to 20 knots with waves to 3 feet. Friday offers fair conditions and a high near 65.
Showers expected behind a stalled front as humid air lingers across the region. The South will remain warm with high humidity and scattered showers likely in the coming day.
Taras testified that he Ruth and Bregar conspired to bill JVS for cost overruns on Ruths home. Overruns ranged from 40 000 to 56 000 with 19000 paid to Taras to cover tracks. Ruth 63 faces two year term. Bregar and Ruth pleaded guilty. trial sought by both sides.
Republic notes mills survive via auto sector demand while carmakers seek fewer vendors. Ford trimmed its steel suppliers from 75 to three in three years to boost service and speed. Inland Steel tops 100 million tons. Republic has 300 million ton capacity. demand grows with larger cars and SUVs. Ford expects higher 1999 sales.
The Chronicle Telegram published in Elyria Ohio provides staff and contact details including publisher A C Hudnutt and offices in Elyria. It lists circulation numbers, advertising lines, and postal information with daily publication schedule and home delivery service regions and hours.
The Lorain County fatal stabbing stemmed from a month old altercation at the Lorain County Fair. Timmerman, a Southview High School student, died from a single chest stab wound after a party confrontation at 1943 Fowl Road Apt C-1. The suspect fled in a friend’s car.
Lagrange council discusses building a south of tracks fire station to shorten response times for the township. Fire Chief Duke Coursen notes no delays yet from trains but crossing tracks on the village south and east sides could hinder emergencies. Some gear would move from the current station. officials cite cost, with a tunnel estimated at 800000 dollars and a station seen as the fastest solution.
Gabe Kapler, a 24-year-old center fielder, catches a historic moment as memories of Ty Cobb and past Tigers stars swirl around Tiger Stadium. Fans, former players, and locals recall the stadium’s long history on a day that felt like a funeral for a beloved ballpark.
Elyria report states the city will pay 350000 in cash and transfer two parking lots valued at 100000 to HCT Corp. in exchange for 1.75 acres behind the old City Hall and Turner Block. City must start building by January 2002 or pay 150000 more. Mayor Keys unavailable for comment.
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