02 Aug 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1986
Page
1
Cleveland fans packed Municipal Stadium for a twi night doubleheader setting a new attendance mark of 65 934, surpassing the 63 255 who attended a 1947 Indians Yankees game. Cleveland tied the first game 4 3 and lost the second 5 3 with the Yankees.
The Chronicle-Telegram will begin Saturday morning publication on Aug. 16. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt says the move offers readers earlier access to news before shopping or evening plans, helps shoppers study ads, and lets sports fans see Friday night scores first thing Saturday. Watch for it, the bright one, the early one.
Al Pena president of United Steelworkers Local 1104 in Lorain says the Friday stoppage at USX could last months. Ohio OBES weighs unemployment eligibility as striker status affects benefits while the Steelworkers International strike fund may aid workers. The union calls it a lockout. USX labels it a strike after rejecting extended talks.
Lorain attorney Dennis M. O'Toole says he will build a 22.5 million high rise condominium at 125 Alabama Avenue on the lakefront, a block from a proposed 10.6 million Lighthouse Landings hotel. He has enlisted an architect and a second builder and expects a cost estimate within 30 to 45 days before seeking permits. He reiterates plans mirror a 1984 lakefront development including a 90 unit tower at Lakeside and California and a 1.2 million marina, noting the project would conflict with the hotel plan on the same block. The city has suggested moving the hotel one block east to fit the Port Authority plan.
Chronicle-Telegram readers strongly oppose negotiating with terrorists for hostages in Lebanon. Final tally 72 percent says no, 28 percent yes. Respondents urge nonconcession, citing increased abductions and calling for force or talks as noted by locals amid Lorain native Terry Anderson's case.
Elyria reports two county Board of Mental Retardation members William Bowdler and June Grundy urge Ralph W. Miller to quit after his indictment on counts of unlawful interest in a public contract and unlawful compensation tied to a $48,000 life insurance policy in the Payner contract. Miller faced a fourth degree felony and misdemeanors. Grundy notes Miller may stay till year end.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight. Lows tonight between 55 and 60. Highs Sunday between 75 and 80.
Channel 3 drops Dale Solly to the street amid a lighthearted TV column by Ken Gottlieb in Page A-6, noting Solly takes it in stride.
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