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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1988
Page
1
Secretary of State George P. Shultz narrowly survived a bomb blast near his motorcade in La Paz Bolivia. The blast shattered a car window but caused no injuries. police found a detonating wire and moved the party to the U.S. Embassy.
Police in North Ridgeville crack down on rowdy crowds of about 700 youths outside Cadillac Beach after racial tensions flared last Sunday. Adults and three Elyria juveniles arrested previously. this week only dispersals and citations for disorderly conduct and illegal parking issued.
Brad Ingram of Mansfield captures his second Elyria Distance Classic title in 31:38 on the 6.2 mile course at Lorain County Community College, top among 231 runners, narrowly beating Ben Weeman of Orrville. Avon Lake's Kim Weaver wins the women's race in 39:50, ahead of Elyria's Annette Heidersbach.
President Reagan traveled from Cincinnati to Amelia to address U S Precision Lens Co employees. Roger L. Howe chairs the board and hosted the president, his Birmingham High School graduate son, whose company grew from 12 workers in 1970 to 600 and sales from 188600 to 37 million.
A lighthearted item notes Dave’s knack for causing laughs and stirring up the crowd at local gatherings. His antics draw steady cheers and playful banter from residents in the area.
City officials promise to maintain water service for the Elyria Kinder-Care center at 2 North Abbe Road amid a dispute with contractor Lorne Elbert. Claudia Papesh says assistant city engineer John Hart assured water continuity as Kinder-Care serves about 75 children.
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