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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1992
Page
3
Washington AP report notes a Census Bureau panel debating whether to include overlooked populations from the 1990 census to improve national and state totals while potentially reducing accuracy at the city level. A decision on refined estimates is expected by mid September amid public comment.
The Census Bureau released revised 1990 population estimates for Ohio’s six largest cities showing most gains from census corrections. The update notes federal aid effects vary by program and that national shares would rise for 17 of the 20 largest cities, with New York and Los Angeles leading numeric gains.
Lorain schools face policy on drug testing for employees as Hatlock defends tests as protecting students and limiting health costs. Avon Lake and Elyria study similar approaches. opponents warn of privacy invasion and possible lawsuits. Hatlock cites 35 dollar per test cost and aim to hire drug-free staff as public safety priority.
Hausrod, linked to a Christmas Basket charity, faces charges including tampering with evidence theft and failing to register for charity filings. Prosecutor Rosenbaum and chief assistant Gale defend the actions as a political witch hunt. Hausrod appeared before a grand jury July 7 and handed over records the next day.
Robinson faces possible firing after an Ohio incident probe. Police will decide by graduation August 28 at the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy near Columbus. Law Director Serazin says firing could rest on dishonesty or misconduct, while NAACP criticizes the initial background check.
The Elyria board discusses cutting English credits to three and votes on a possible ban of corporal punishment. Jeffrey Ohlemacher endorses the plan while Lester Schultz notes limited reaction in summer. The district will offer German at high schools and add a choral chamber ensemble class.
In 1904 mosquito borne diseases such as yellow fever malaria and encephalitis halted Panama Canal work as the illness killed many workers, illustrating the deadly impact of disease on major projects of the era.
Boddy describes A-1 Mosquito spraying at night around 9 30 to blanket cover neighborhoods. Weather this autumn hinders spraying below 60 degrees or in strong wind. Homeowners can reduce breeding by clearing yards of tires buckets and old pools. He notes few mosquito transmitted diseases in Lorain County this year.
An Elyria pharmacist advises that applying repellents thoroughly matters more than brand. DEET products are recommended, with sprays, foggers, and treated grass or shrubs useful when used properly, plus precautions for sensitive individuals and after-bite care.
The Board of Education approved annual student fees at Maplewood Administrative Center on Tuesday. Fees vary by grade with readings 24.50 for first grade, 17.75 for second and third, 9.25 for fourth through sixth, 17.25 for seventh, and 19.25 for eighth grade. High school fees depend on courses.
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