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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1992
Page
1
A Columbus report from Ohio State University argues the state has too many hospital beds and medical specialists, driving up health care costs. Today's chuckle notes that predictions of reduced paperwork via computers never materialized, as plodding paper remains, now with perforated edges to tear away.
Weather outlook calls for showers and thunderstorms today with a high in the lower 80s. Skies mostly cloudy tonight a low in the mid-60s. Sunday trends partly sunny with a potential high near 90 and some readings in the mid-80s. Details on A-2.
Former Lorain Municipal Court bailiff Robert A. Clarke was found guilty on three of four charges in a drug trafficking case. He received 18 months plus a $1,000 fine for obstruction and 6 to 25 years for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, to be served consecutively. He was sentenced by Judge Lynett McGough in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
Elyria jail officials released 62 year old Thomas H. Peters at 4 11 pm Friday along with 12 other inmates to relieve crowding. Peters served 354 days of an 18 month sentence for sexual misconduct involving eight male teenagers at Betterway. authorities say release poses no public threat and will allow reviewing probation terms.
About 1,000 spectators gathered at Lorain County Regional Airport for the Gathering of Eagles IV CAF airshow weekend. Some 35 aircraft will display from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with WWII uniforms, a surprise celebrity appearance, and a B-25 and B-17 among those showcased.
Croatian Family Funds executive Bartulica says the Caritas program has been flooded with inquiries after a bus attack in Bosnia Herzegovina. The group, formed three years ago to aid local churches and orphans, cannot set up adoptions until stability returns. People are asked to sponsor a child for 43 cents a day to provide shelter and food.
U S Rep Don Pease to retire from Congress and take a teaching post at Oberlin College. The eight term Democrat will lecture on politics with plans for at least five talks this year and possibly a part time schedule in 1993. He will teach about Congress and taxation and expects to relax after retirement in January.
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