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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1992
Page
2
The Lorain County housing complex Wilkes Villa sees limited deliveries and services as fear of violence and crime keeps owners from entering. Gina's Pizza owner and UPS describe threats, while City Pick-up and Delivery and postal staff refuse porch deliveries. Centralized mail and cable access are debated amid disputes with authorities and providers.
Lawrence Budd of the Lorain Bureau earned third in investigative reporting for Lorain Community Development Department Probe. Cindy Leise won second for Suffer the Children. Arnold Miller received honorable mention for We Will Gift You Der Orders and You Will Obey. Exner earned second for Too Many Cats. Philip Leiter took third for Who Will Take Care Entries. Awards announced June 7 in Columbus.
Names of witnesses testified as immunity granted in a sex acts trial. Eric Schultz of Ohio State University, John Sanchez of a Cleveland credit card firm, Robert Zampatti, a laid off assembler, Steve Gallis a forklift operator, Terrance Dewar a machinist, Douglas Martin an area resident, John Jorgenson a press welder, and Glen Sterling a self employed sprinkler businessman testified. authorities noted the names add nothing to the story.
Schultz will be laid off at year end along with 24 others. Glenn Roderick, among those to be laid off, had previously accused the district of improperly removing and storing asbestos, a claim later deemed groundless by the EPA. Following Birch's remarks board President Gary Bennett called for an investigation. Schultz noted the wastebasket was probably purchased as a specific model and said he reimbursed the district for the pen two weeks after receipt.
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