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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1990
Page
1
Nick Faldo claims the Masters title at Augusta National after a dramatic sudden death over Ray Floyd Sunday. The duel extended to the second playoff hole as Faldo clinched the victory on the final shot.
Lake Ridge Academy students work with the Salvation Army to raise money. TV weatherman Dick Goddard uses his platform for talk on weather. Four area Girl Scouts receive top scouting award. Ohio tax system praised as fair by Ci columnist. Lorain candidate for lieutenant governor pleads guilty to breaking and entering. Fifteen year old Lorain boy in serious condition after car crash on Clifton Avenue. Judge won't allow photos in controversial exhibit to be seized. Knights of Columbus pledge all out battle against abortion. New mother Maria Shriver quitting NBC anchor jobs. Liberace estate items auctioned raise 300000 dollars. GAO chief says tax increase may be needed to fund S and L bailout. Donald Trump Taj Mahal executives shuffled. St John Hospital closes after 99 years. Lakewood driver charged in his skip. Lunch bench shares ravioli with Polaris staffers.
Ryan White, 18, who faced AIDS with courage, died of an AIDS related respiratory infection in Indianapolis. Doctors and family recalled his impact on awareness and tolerance as public figures like Elton John and Michael Jackson offered condolences. His death followed a long hospital stay at Riley Hospital for Children and his struggle drew national attention to AIDS stigma.
Elyria city law director found Safety Service Director Arnold Tollett not in conflict of interest due to a land partnership with Albert Thorley, owner in Allen Thorley DeLloyd insurance, which insured the city for nearly 700000 over the past two years. Though some viewed an appearance of impropriety, legal research found no influence on city contracts.
Ron Capasso, an Elyria Catholic High School graduate, helped design the electrical system for the $1.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope. His parents and Lorain grandparents will watch Tuesday as the shuttle Discovery launches the telescope into orbit.
Vermilion mother Tina Pearce, killed in a 1983 crash caused by Potter after drinking at Rampant Lion in Berea, campaigns to revoke the bar’s liquor license. Potter, 19 at the time, pled guilty to vehicular homicide. he received jail time, fines, and license suspension.
Lorain County Republican Party Chairman Robert K. Wilson resigns after 30 years in the post. He says he will stay active in politics, join the Small Business Administration National Advisory Council, and help George Voinovich’s gubernatorial campaign while remaining briefly on the Lorain County Board of Elections.
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