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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1992
Page
1
Extended forecast shows fair on Friday and Saturday with showers possible Sunday. Highs in upper 50s to 60s Friday, 65 to 75 Saturday and Sunday. lows 35 to 55. Tonight gusts southwest 10-15 knots with showers west half. Tomorrow southeast winds 10-15 knots shifting northwest with chances of showers. Temperature 37. Sunrise 6 59 am Sunset 8 01 pm. Record highs and lows noted, normals shown, monthly and yearly totals reported.
A weather synopsis notes widespread warm air for much of the country with clouds and fog this morning. The West should see sunshine while Kansas and Oklahoma face thunderstorms. Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota are in for showers, the East remains partly cloudy and milder. Temperatures tonight drop below freezing in the Appalachians. Alaska issues a winter storm watch for the Arctic slope and coast this afternoon through Thursday.
Ohio lottery numbers listed include Pick 4 0 7 6 1 and 10 21 45 1 54 35 4 with a wild card note. Super Lotto jackpot cited at 14 million dollars and Big 4 entry 3 5 0 reflects additional draws and card suits Q hearts, Q spades, K diamonds, 5 clubs noted.
In Columbus AP report six Democratic and three Republican senators intro duce a bill to close a loophole in Ohio open meetings law highlighted by a Akron court ruling. The bill would require proper public notification to invalidate actions taken without announced meetings. The sponsors contend the current law allows undetected actions, with party caucuses cited as potential exemptions.
Lorain County lawmaker Rep. Katherine Walsh updates a bill to fund sheriff patrols in rural areas with a 6 fine surcharge and higher sheriff fees. The substitute would provide up to 190000 dollars yearly if counties cover service along unincorporated roads, while deferring full township patrols for two years amid budget strains.
US Representative Louis Stokes plans to file suit over Ohio congressional district redrawings. The Morning Journal cited two state lawmakers close to Stokes and reported the suit could be filed within a week in Cleveland. Stokes aides and other officials offered mixed or uncertain statements.
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