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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1992
Page
1
Ice Thursday through Saturday with chances of showers or thunderstorms each day. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to low 60s. Tonight North winds 10-20 knots, mostly clear, waves 3-5 feet. Tomorrow North winds 5-15 knots, increasing clouds, waves 1-3 feet. Temperature around 72, sunrise 6:34, sunset 8:32. Record highs and lows noted from 1944 and 1965. Normal high 81. Relative humidity 70 percent.
The East and Midwest were foggy and warm with rain in Arkansas and North Dakota. The West stayed mostly fair to partly cloudy while the Northwest saw highs above 100. Isolated storms hit the Southeast and Northeast as rain spread from North Carolina to Florida and beyond. Tornadoes touched down in Alabama and Kansas with no injuries reported. hail and power outages occurred in Texas and Colorado. A replica memorial in Marquette was damaged by wind.
Clinton and running mate Al Gore plan a Great Lakes bus tour through Ohio next week, per Ohio Democratic Party officials. Cleveland area vendor says buses were booked for a Detroit to Buffalo leg starting August 24, with Northern Ohio possible. Bev Burtaloff notes discussions but no firm schedule yet.
Ohio State fair attendance held slightly above 1991 during the first three days. Sunday’s third-day headcount reached 262,896, up from 257,743 last year, with a three-day total of 577,876 versus 570,037 previously. A detailed Thursday schedule followed with events across arenas, auditoriums, and pavilions including shows, autographs, demonstrations, and performances by state and local groups.
Chief Justice Thomas Moyer will not participate in the Ohio Supreme Court elections dispute between Republicans Bob McEwen and Clarence Miller. He cites potential conflict since both candidates have supported his campaigns. Associate Justice Robert E. Holmes will handle the case. The recount showed McEwen leading 33,194 to 32,908 in southern Ohio's 6th District with 66,102 votes cast. The election challenge seeks to determine if errors require a new vote or to let the results stand.
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