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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1999
Page
4
Today on Lake Erie winds from the south 10 to 20 knots, waves 5 to 7 feet. Tonight winds shift west to 30 knots with rain and continued 5 to 7 foot waves. Sunrise is 7 21 a.m and sunset 7 11 p.m tomorrow.
In Orthampton Massachusetts the Health Department linked a viral pneumonia like germ to five child residents and a 29 year old woman at the Northampton Nursing Home pediatric unit. Twenty four of thirty six unit residents show symptoms while a 40 year old patient elsewhere and three staffers required hospital care.
The Troxels sought court-ordered visits with their grandchildren after their daughter Granville wed Kelly Wynn and he adopted Natalie and Isabelle. Washington courts upheld a strong parental rights standard, ruling against grandparents while acknowledging potential harm to children. The AARP commented on protecting grandparent bonds and supported related legislation.
The Daily News reports foster care expanded 90 percent to 520,000 children from 1986 to 1998 and that $9 billion was spent in 1998. SAFY, led by Bruce Maag, grew to be a large provider with 1300+ children, amid convicted charges and real estate deals.
Residents near the I-90 corridor in Elyria push for sound barriers but state lawmakers and ODOT cite the absence of a third lane as the condition for action. Representative Bender says no plans exist for widening to bypass the barrier, and ODOT planning administrator Ken Wright reiterates that living near the highway isn’t sufficient without lane expansion.
Congress approves a three week stopgap to keep federal agencies open as White House and Republicans clash over education public housing and other spending issues. The plan aims to avert a shutdown while lawmakers seek to finish remaining bills and defend Social Security surpluses. Republicans unveil over nine billion in savings including delaying tax credits for working poor and cutting adoption program funds. House vote 417 to 2 backs not spending Social Security money.
A Chicago man told police he fell in love with a girl in Elyria and faced rejection. He allegedly pressed the girl and her parents for marriage, warned he would kill himself and them if blocked, and sent letters after urging institutionalization in September 1998. Police investigated since September 13.
Key witnesses described alleged schemes to divert funds from IVS to pay for two home additions for IVS Superintendent William E. Ruth. Architect John Terlep testified Bregar’s work included public official projects while Barbara Bregar aided prosecutors’ file gathering. George Taras testified Ruth paid him $19,000 to cover tracks amid immunity and restitution.
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