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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1988
Page
1
Washington AP reports most Americans will advance clocks from 2 am to 3 am on Sunday for daylight saving time. Many will adjust Saturday night. Standard time returns October 30. This marks a second year of starting DST on the first Sunday in April after Congress changed the rule.
Auto thefts in Elyria fell 14 percent in 1987 to 192 cars from 243 in 1986 while Lorain rose 10 percent to 172 from 156. Dayton saw the largest jump to 1,265 from 949. Cleveland remained the top number but fell 10 percent to 10,508 from 11,739.
Elyria police investigate claims that Jack Byam a fired assistant safety service director provided free trash pickup to 10 to 15 local businesses in exchange for favors. The investigation spans tens of thousands of dollars in trash collection and may involve a business owner and a 1985 contract. Authorities say the probe has broadened beyond its original focus.
A city investigation centers on Byam steering contracts to vendors tied to his sporting goods firm and possible links to dumpster customers. White notes inquiry into the packers but vague progress. Byam declines comment on the allegations and dismissal as Mayor Keys refrains from linking firing to the probe.
The Pentagon announced about 1300 additional military personnel will be sent to Panama to bolster security for U.S. bases and civilians amid rising unrest. The deployment, including army helicopter units and security specialists, starts next week, with U.S. troops already numbering over 10,000.
Secretary of State Sherrod Brown ruled write-in presidential candidates cannot be counted in the state primary. The Lorain County Jackson campaign was disqualified for petition flaws. a letter denying write-in status was sent to Jackson's 13th District office.
Raymond E. Davis asks Lorain County Common Pleas Court to hear his aggravated murder case before a jury rather than a three judge panel. A Monday hearing before Judge Adrian Bedeski is scheduled, with trial set for April 18.
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