06 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1991
Page
1
Pediatric orthopedist Dr. James Beaty notes a surge in child injuries as daylight savings time begins and children spend more time outdoors. Falls from gym sets bikes and swings drive the uptick, with calls peaking until school resumes in September.
Spectators at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. witness a 45 by 90 foot flag display as part of a public spectacle in Akron. Other notes include UN Security Council criticizing Iraq, Elyria mayoral litigation, a potential insanity defense in a Simko Jr. case, and a $6000 grant for senior transit in North Ridgeville. Weather outlook calls for clear/mild with highs 75 to 86.
Lorain County Sheriff Martin J Mahony warns of possible layoff of about 70 of 150 staff to cover a 750000 shortfall as county budget tightens. Auditor Julian Pijor also cuts four of 39 employees amid a 25 million budget reduced by 1 million from last year. Public services may slow as layoffs begin mid May.
Gov. George Voinovich praised Elyria as a pioneer in child care during a ribbon cutting for the Elyria Corporate Consortium Child Care and Learning Center on Park Place. The $600,000 center funded by local businesses will serve employees of Invacare, Ridge Tool, Northern Savings, Nord Family Foundation, Elyria Memorial Hospital and others.
A commuter Embraer 120 crash near Glynco Jetport, Brunswick, Georgia, kills all aboard including former U.S. Senator John Tower and his daughter. NASA astronaut among victims. crash occurred during approach in clear weather. witnesses describe a devastating scene as authorities confirm the loss of 23 people.
Police identified William Kennedy Smith, 30, a Georgetown medical student and nephew of Sen. Edward Kennedy, as the suspect in an alleged rape at the Kennedy family compound in Palm Beach. Police spokesman Craig Gunkel confirmed the suspect’s full name after the briefing.
Lorain County official Gordon, longtime director of the Green Acres Children’s Home, was indicted on one count of theft in office for allegedly stealing food and paper commodities from 1983 to 1990. The county sheriff’s investigation followed a tip and found empty cartons in her garbage. Gordon, 50, has been reassigned to administrative duties pending case disposition and remains a County social worker with a distinguished record aside from late or incomplete supervisory reports noted in 1989.
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