11 Apr 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1981
Page
1
A high profile Lorain housing scandal ends with four prominent locals convicted on 36 criminal charges after an eight day trial. Judge Ralph McAllister oversaw the case which drew in national attention and political fallout including the ouster of former County Prosecutor Joseph Grunda.
Koury, a 35 year old Lorain real estate and cable TV figure, and Jacobozzi, a veteran city hall power, along with Prudoff, confront a jury verdict after 17 hours of deliberation. The nine man three woman panel returned 22 guilty verdicts as the trial neared its end.
President Reagan received the go ahead from doctors to exit George Washington University Medical Center at 1045 AM EST after chest X rays looked generally better. Speakes said Reagan will return to the White House, while Delahanty and others remain hospitalized.
Ford Motor Co analyst L Raymond Windecker finds that cash assistance programs by Chrysler American Motors Ford and General Motors boosted dealer inventories and lifted production. January to March sales rose to 469800 545600 and 719000 units with a 79 to 44 day inventory drop. Ward’s forecasts Q2 output at about 2.05 million a 26 percent rise from 1980. Ford’s Harold Poling credits programs for increased second-quarter scheduling.
The city weighs upgrading its near capacity sewage facility versus acquiring the French Creek plant in Sheffield. City staff analyze costs, obstacles, and long term impacts as part of a detailed study led by Bruce Vernyi.
John W. Young and Robert L. Crippen practiced landing in a test jet as officials debated a second launch attempt for the Columbia mission. A computer timing fault halted Friday's countdown, and a decision was expected early Sunday on whether to proceed with the 6:50 a.m. EST blastoff.
North Ridgeville residents celebrate as city crews begin clearing the Wallace Boulevard ditch after months of petitions and delays. The project should be completed in two to three weeks with debris removal and tile laying to follow.
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