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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1989
Page
1
Daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks set forward one hour. The extra hour of evening light, a wartime idea popularized by Benjamin Franklin, remains in use for recreation and convenience. Read more on Page B-5.
A late March snowstorm dumped 4.5 inches on Lorain County, triggering 23 weather related crashes in Elyria and Ashland. A truck toppled a utility pole in South Amherst, cutting power to 2,250 Ohio Edison customers until 8:21 p.m. Temperatures rise to 40 today and 55 Sunday with more sun before a 60 degree start to the Indians season opener against Milwaukee at Municipal Stadium.
Former Lorain Safety Director Richard Yepko was found guilty of dereliction of duty and fined 500 dollars. He received one year probation a 30 day suspended jail sentence 30 days house arrest and 200 hours of community service. He must avoid clubs for 30 days and will perform 100 hours of service at Catholic Community Service Center and Lorain Community Hospital.
The Cleveland Browns lose All Pro nose tackle Bob Golic to the Los Angeles Raiders after he weighed his hometown ties and the chance to be a full starter. He plans to play three more seasons and stay active despite being 31. Teammate Sam Clancy also departs for Indianapolis Celts seeking better opportunities to support his family.
Federal expenditures totaling 561 million dollars last year returned to Lorain County placing it 11th among Ohio counties. Ohio statewide received 33.7 billion, with per resident average 3083 dollars, while Lorain averaged 2080 dollars per person.
The Ohio Department of Public Safety cut one deputy registrar office in Lorain County as part of statewide closures. Lorain County offices to remain open for some staff include names such as David Kaszubinski and Margaret Bulzomi. Letters of intent will be sent to selected individuals and businesses from 434 proposals.
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