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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1990
Page
5
Berea Board of Education approves layoff of 60 employees for 1990-91, including 38 teachers and 22 nonteaching staff, after defeat of an 8.98 mill levy and expected $3.8 million deficit. Superintendent Cottrell says rehiring not guaranteed if a 6.9 mill operating levy passes May 8.
A man with a gun robbed the Dairy Mart at 1442 Oberlin Ave in Lorain early Sunday forcing the manager to open the safe. The suspect, in his early 20s, 5 ft 4 in, 125 lb, wore a hat and bandana and fled with an undetermined amount. He was with another man and a white dog was seen in the car. This was the chain's fourth Lorain-area robbery in three weeks.
A Lorain man Gerry Triplett twenty was held as police investigate drug charges after officers found sixteen pieces of cocaine on his person and in his underwear while searching him at his home on West 22nd Street. He also carried four hundred dollars in cash. Further charges were pending.
Elyria City Parks Department seeks seasonal workers including concession stand staff lifeguards cashiers pool managers program leaders and maintenance positions. Apply at parks office 1231 Gulf Rd or call 365 7101 for details.
Vermilion and North Ridgeville police investigate thefts of 33 out drive motor units from boats. Vermilion logged 15 thefts citywide last week and six at a boat outlet Sunday. North Ridgeville reports 12 units stolen from Lima Marine Sales on Lorain Road in December. Each unit valued at about 3000 dollars. Spokesmen caution cases may not be related though same items taken. A marina operator suspects units may be headed to Florida for salt water use.
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