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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1996
Page
4
A coastal forecast notes record high and low temperatures, humidity, and date details. Northeast winds at 10 to 15 knots shift to southeast up to 30 knots with rain developing in the afternoon. Waves build to 6 feet in open waters and to 8 to 10 feet tonight with east gale conditions. Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms expected tonight. References to sunrise and sunset times appear but are unclear.
The Mercury News reports the US still seeks remains of MIAs in Vietnam while funding a Vietnam Foreign Ministry program that handles village labor, per diem, organizing fees, and helicopter rent. Officials acknowledge lax oversight and questions about profits, with costs rising and some payments poorly tracked.
Envision Elyria plans to separate city and school operations from planning efforts and avoid backing a tax increase. The group will organize 18 goal groups, establish a downtown office, and use interns to help volunteers develop action plans while ensuring accurate information and broad citizen involvement ahead of any tax ballot.
Jurors say Raymond Smith acted on impulse after panicking on seeing police at a Cleveland bus station and deny a planned killing. They question credibility of some witnesses while noting Daniel Smith appeared honest. Defense claimed police misconduct, but jurors found some prosecutors’ witnesses embellished for deals.
At a regional disposal event from National School in Oberlin residents faced long waits up to two hours to drop off batteries paints and oils. Lorain County Community College lined up back to Abbe Road as volunteers with Heritage Environmental Services of Toledo collected mostly reusable materials for recycling and safe incineration with a few items allowed in the landfill.
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