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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1990
Page
1
The Browns selected Michigan fullback Leroy Heard with their first pick in Sunday's NFL draft as reported by Bob Finnan. Complete draft coverage on Page C-1.
Robert Polhill, 55, a frail educator released from Lebanese captors with Syrian help, walked from a plane in Frankfurt malnourished and mildly dehydrated. He said anger at his captors kept him sane during 1182 days of captivity and cited concern for others still held.
LaVriha leader of the Free Terry Anderson Committee welcomes the Sunday release of one captive but laments the limited outcome after talk of freeing three more. He voices cautious patience, noting Terry Anderson as the longest held hostage and expressing mixed sentiment as President Bush comments on Iran.
Nearly 200 residents led by Rev. Steve Behr protested a proposed Stoneco asphalt plant in South Lorain. They walked Pearl Avenue to the three acre site, placing daffodils and a Eye of God symbol. The rally followed a 10 year tax abatement approved for Stoneco, drawing support from one council member and opposition from others including Mayor Olejko.
Twin Valu stores plan development on 27 acres at the Abbe Road Route 254 intersection opposite McDonald’s and Rini Rego Market. Shopko declined to specify sites or confirm purchase though Beachwood developer Sol Jacobs says the northwest corner parcels sold for 1 million. The firm plans an 181000 square foot supermarket and discount department store with over 50 checkouts.
Ohio Department of Transportation plans strict enforcement of 10 mph reduced limits in highway work zones. Police will monitor interstate and four lane roads where lanes are closed for 30 days or more. ODOT director Bernard B. Hurst notes statewide highway rebuilding. White speed limit signs replace Italianate advisory boards.
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