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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1996
Page
3
The record shows a high of 52 and low of 38 with 60 percent humidity. Tonight a southeast wind 15 to 25 knots shifting to southwest up to 30 knots, with occasional thunderstorms. Sunrise and sunset times noted for today and tomorrow are 6:37 a.m. and 8:17 p.m.
A 26 year old Cleveland woman reported being approached by a man posing as an airport security officer near the Hopkins International Airport escalator Saturday night. She said she was taken to a car, robbed of four gold and diamond rings and $300, along with luggage and her driver's license, driven about two miles east along Interstate 480, released unharmed, then walked to a motel and called police. No arrests have been made.
Gersak Malloy and Malfoy urge lifestyle shifts to protect the Black River and environment. They note that most river pollution comes from daily activities, advocate conserving water, reducing pesticides, and avoiding over packaging. Industry recycling lags residential rates, with 70 percent versus 4 percent in 1994. Loss of habitat from urban sprawl threatens wildlife and river health.
Ohio officials and industry figures spar over charging for online access to county records. Advocates say fees cover costs and labor, while critics argue light staff time to provide records should be free. projections show setup costs of about 58,686 dollars and annual revenues around 50,000 dollars. Lorain County plans digital mapping and online access may expand to other offices with varying pricing. The discussion involves Ohio Newspaper Association attorney David Marburger and county officials Rothgery and Stewart, with examples from Cuyahoga and Franklin counties.
Dan Wilson, 18, suffered second and third-degree burns over 48 percent of her body after her car burst into flames on Foster Road. Frank Corica and Cermak pulled her free, rolled her on a blanket, and used wet towels to douse the flames. She was airlifted to MetroHealth Medical Center and faces skin grafts with artificial skin, with doctors predicting a two-month hospital stay.
Kathy Lewis reports a locomotive sounding its horn before striking Horosz on Hazel Street Amherst. The engineer says the train moved at 45 mph. Officials continue the investigation and may seek tissue tests to determine alcohol or drug influence.
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