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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1992
Page
1
A forecast from Sunday through Tuesday shows a chance of showers and storms Sunday, fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with highs 80 to 85 and lows in the 60s. Tonight winds SE 10-20 knots with a slight shower chance. seas around 2 feet. Temperature 72.
The Associated Press reports fog and rain from the East to the Plains as tropical air moves in. Forecasters warn of more storms in already saturated areas with thunderstorms scattered from North Dakota to Colorado and Nevada. Jackson, Mississippi, drenched by heavy showers and central Oklahoma sees nearly four inches in 90 minutes. Temperatures range from the 60s in northwest Washington to 70s in northern New England and the northeast.
Vice President Dan Quayle argued Democrats would trigger Carter era inflation and harsh environmental rules if Clinton wins. He attacked Clinton and Gore in a speech for a low tax group as he campaigned across rural Ohio including a fair opening and a hog farm visit to raise funds for Republican Rep. Mike Onley. He tied economic woes to Congress and urged a Republican Congress to speed the job package. Ohio’s 21 electoral votes and last election trends were cited to question Clinton’s campaign.
Senator John Glenn leads a Democratic critique of the White House Council on Competitiveness arguing it undermines environmental health and workplace safety laws. He backs a bill to require public activity disclosure while Quayle defends the council as protection against excessive regulations.
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