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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1990
Page
1
Larry Nance grabs a critical rebound against Atlanta’s John Rattle as Bigwin Cay overturns a 14 point deficit to beat the Hawks at The Coliseum. The key game victory boosts the Cay’s standing in the C-4 matchup.
Lorain County Grand Jury returns 31 indictments in a major session. The panel examined cases across criminal charges, with multiple defendants facing charges ranging from felonies to lesser offenses, per court records.
Kirk Grantham former Elyria sanitation department boss 64 of 611 Delaware Ave Elyria indicted by a Lorain County grand jury on one count of receiving stolen property amid a probe into scrap metal thefts by city workers. He was free on 2500 bond and to be arraigned next week in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
Joe Lampkin, 41, jailed at Lorain County Jail after refusing a court ordered paternity test for a 14 year old boy. He says the test violates his civil rights and plans to stay jailed until he can take the test outside Lorain County. He passes time reading, exercising, and socializing with inmates.
LaGrange and Grafton firefighters battled a barn blaze at 19345 Indian Hollow Road south of Route 303. The fire started about 10 30 a m and damaged the barn but all livestock were saved with no injuries reported. Owner Jim Pycraft and his dog were briefly nearby during the incident. No cause or damage estimate released.
Elyria residents in two large rental complexes received postcards urging census participation while 224,850 forms were mailed in a five county area including Lorain. Local officials planned follow up to reach those not receiving first round forms. In Athens, more than 10,000 OU students in dorms and Greek housing may be under counted, risking an over ten thousand shortfall and possibly 17,000 uncounted students.
Ohio faces potential loss of federal aid and possibly congressional seats after the 1990 census as population growth lags behind the South and West. Analysts warn funds tied to population could shrink, with Ohio collecting about $4 billion in federal aid in 1989.
Columbus Chronicle Telegram staffers win five Associated Press Society of Ohio honors including two first place awards. Gene Krebs won for general news photography a courtroom shot, Joe Gluvna for headline writing, Cindy Leise third in enterprise for Sam Sheppard coverage, David Knox second for Lorain County National Guard trip to Honduras, Arnold Miller second in headline writing for His Big Mac headline. Awards announced June 10 at APSO meeting. 60 papers entered 1,905 submissions from 1989 coverage across 20 categories.
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