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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1992
Page
1
Fair with 80s Friday then chance of showers and thunderstorms across Saturday and Sunday. Highs in the 70s to low 80s and 60s at night. Sunrise 6:27, sunset 8:41. record highs and lows noted. humidity high. winds light to east. seas under 2 feet.
Most of East enjoys sunny cool conditions while the nation experiences fog in the East and thunderstorms from the Southeast to the Gulf states. Rain and storms sweep the Atlantic coast, New England, Appalachians, and lower Mississippi Valley with golf ball hail reported and a Grand Island Nebraska lightning strike injuring one. A racetrack building toppled in 70 mph winds.
Local lottery brief lists Pick 5 and Pick 9.504 results with numbers 7 14 15 28 39 47 for the Wild Card game and the daytime number 21. The Super Lotto jackpot is reported as 10 million dollars.
Cincinnati politics unfolds as City Council candidate David Mann edges state Sen. William Bowen by 416 votes in the 1st District special Democratic primary. Bowen cites a racial implicit message in campaign literature, while Mann credits voter concerns about Washington. Voinovich set to address the Republican National Convention on August 19 in Houston, a key moment for Ohio in the presidential race.
President Bush declared Logan Franklin Ross and Shelby counties disaster areas for storm damage in July enabling residents to seek federal aid such as grants and low interest loans. FEMA centers to be set up. Ross may get SBA disaster status. Two killed in Massieville floods. 74 mobile homes destroyed and 40 houses plus seven businesses damaged.
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