28 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1991
Page
1
A fragmented listing shows sections on astrology books and arts coverage. It hints at editorial pieces and a bite sized column, with crosswords and death notices nearby. Sports and pastimes appear in scattered references across pages.
Weather brief notes variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Daytime highs reach the mid 70s. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low in the mid 50s.
A small blurb notes a comeback in candy offerings as a response to a surge of snack cravings. The article hints at renewed focus on confections amid a munchies trend on page B-1.
Comedian Steve Martin, no longer the wild and crazy guy, embraces a more serious romantic side in his films. He says love is the core, seri ous element driving his new work and happiness.
The Cleveland Indians owner Jacobs brothers weigh a $43 million profit from selling the team to a Florida buyer versus staying loyal to Cleveland. The Indians lost 4-1 to the Texas Rangers as rookie Charles Nagy received little run support.
A witty remark notes hospitals now break charges into parts and labor, implying rising costs and formalized billing practices. The quip hints at changing medical pricing without naming specific institutions.
A Chronicle-Telegram examination shows Avon Lake’s Community Reinvestment Area CRA tax breaks mainly aiding upper middle class residents and recent remodelers. Building Inspector Bob Jackson notes the program is open to all but older homes lack funds to benefit, while a citywide designation broadens eligibility under Ohio Revised Code guidelines.
Elyria Third Ward residents favor parks and snow removal but question city leadership and development efforts. About 1,000 of 2,000 homes replied to a four page survey led by Republican candidate Dan Collings, who faces Garry Gibbs May 7 primary.
Lorain Ford worker Matthew Baird 37 of Wake man died after a motorcycle crash on Angling Road in Florence Township. He lost control around 5 p.m., the bike hit the berm and he landed headfirst on the pavement. He was not wearing a helmet and alcohol was involved.
Oberlin Public Library moved from West Lorain Street to a new Main Street location under Patricia Holsworth, who became library director on April 1. She plans a May 7 levy vote to replace the expiring 2-mill operating levy with a 3-mill tax, while pushing plans to improve the library.
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