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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1998
Page
2
A south wind of 5 to 15 knots shifts across the coast. The west half has a chance of rain with waves at 2 feet or less. Expect variable skies, brief showers, and light chop offshore throughout the period. Stronger gusts are not anticipated.
Frank Lowery faced assault on a police officer and resisting arrest charges after a scuffle on Broad Street in July 1993, with wife Vickie Lowery also charged in disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Earlier, Vickie pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct in 1992, receiving a $50 fine and a suspended jail sentence.
The report lists offenses disqualifying foster parents including aggravated murder manslaughter assault and kidnapping with a note of racial slurs. It describes Vickie and Frank Lowery's arrests and court outcomes in Elyria Municipal Court with no contest pleas, fines, and suspended jail sentences for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
EnVision Elyria proposes talks with St Mary Church on Third Street property sale to aid a new justice center. County would need Northern Savings and Elks 465 property for access, while talks draw mixed reactions from Northern Savings president and Elks leaders. City Mayor Keys pledges cooperation with commissioners as plans press ahead.
A reputed mob boss and 11 associates tied to New York organized crime were charged in federal court with conspiring to extort money from Manhattan garment district businesses. The group allegedly collected 30000 to 40000 dollars monthly since the mid 1980s, facing up to 20 years per count.
Zaleski and lawmakers debate whether the state should reveal juvenile court records to screen foster homes. Advocates push for a computerized, accessible system to flag dangers, while opponents stress child privacy. Lawmakers note bipartisan interest and possible collaboration with law enforcement and Children Services.
James Burge questioned witnesses as prosecutors push theft charges, while Mindell and Tagliaroni of National Waste Paper Co. Lorain admit buying brass from Lozano and Harris. They received suspended six month sentences with probation and a $500 charity donation. Lozano’s brother, former councilman Wilfredo Lozano, attended to support him.
A local civic group led by Williams plans a July kickoff at Olde Town Jamboree to raise funds for City Hall repairs. They propose bricks with donor names, landscaping, and basement police area work, aiming to spur broader community support and restore a downtown anchor in Amherst.
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