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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1990
Page
1
Ohio unemployment slides to 5.5 percent while the national rate drops to 5.2 percent, marking the lowest level in a year. Also notes on sports results and regional briefs across multiple pages.
Lampkin walked free from Lorain County Domestic Relations Court after a contempt stay regarding a DNA test in a paternity suit. Judge Zieba said the court would not keep him jailed and noted Lampkin would appeal to a higher court.
Local forecasts show a chilly pattern in Ohio with a 20 percent snow chance today and overnight lows in the 20s. Temperatures rise into the 30s and 40s today, then rebound to the 60s Sunday as dry, partly sunny skies prevail.
Elyria safety service director Arnold Tollett says no near term resignation as controversy over his private company ties continues. Politicians cite possible move to private industry and speculation ties to mayoral succession amid investigations and city insurance scrutiny.
Dianne Roof sent a July 6 1989 check from Wrightsville Beach North Carolina to Chemical Finance Corp of Cleveland via Express Mail. The nine month missing mail reappeared this week in a Chronicle Telegram delivery. Roof expressed disbelief and noted her postal worker father’s long tenure.
Elyria fire department annual report shows 323 fires in 1989 with 837 483 dollars in losses. Structure fires dropped to 155, vehicle fires to 93 and miscellaneous fires to 55 as prevention efforts gain impact.
In Cincinnati the controversial Mapplethorpe show opened at the Contemporary Arts Center after a judge rejected a pre trial objection. More than 2 000 CAC members bought preview tickets and about 1 000 viewers crowded the gallery while police and prosecutors weighed possible actions. The judge ruled the suit lacked standing and the center said the exhibit would go on despite protests and possible charges.
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