Steele Bullets Rock Fund-Raiser In 64-22 Win
Steele’s Silver Bullets routed a C-T squad 64 to 22 in a Little League fund-raiser, with a Steele player celebrating early as a North team member slid in under a tag. The page note cites the event on D-6.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1990
Page
1
Steele’s Silver Bullets routed a C-T squad 64 to 22 in a Little League fund-raiser, with a Steele player celebrating early as a North team member slid in under a tag. The page note cites the event on D-6.
The forecast calls for a clear night with a low near 60 and sunny skies on Thursday with highs in the mid 80s. Details are on Page A-3.
Iraqi forces pledge to withdraw from Iranian territory and free captured soldiers as U S and Arab troops mass at the Saudi border. Jordan King Hussein visits Washington to mediate while President Bush hints at expanding the naval blockade to Aqaba. Syrian troops join a multinational desert force to protect Saudi Arabia as about 3000 Americans face danger in Iraq and Kuwait.
Four year old Angélique Pena from the Ballet of Floredo Estampas De Mexico entertains during the 3rd annual Migrant Farmworker Recognition Day in Fremont. The event is sponsored in part by the state which recently established a farmworker ombudsman to assist workers.
Page B-1 features the final CT series installment profiling Ohio migrant workers. Timesta’s life and work are examined, highlighting the challenges and daily realities faced by migrant laborers in the state.
Lorain report says columnist Jack Anderson told a Firelands Boy Scouts dinner that President Bush must deploy troops and equipment to Saudi Arabia to defend American oil interests after Iran's embassy seizure and Beirut deaths. He warned Iraq's invasion of Kuwait could trigger oil-focused conflict. cites Hussein's \$85 billion debt and Middle East tensions.
Lorain County Board of Tax Revision denied a $6.6 million reduction in the valuation of the Fisher Guide plant sought by Northern Ohio Associates Limited Partnership. Owners paid $4.1 million. 30 days to appeal to the state Board of Tax Appeals in Columbus. County valuation remains $10.7 million pending appeal.
Ohio officials endorsed a four paragraph summary about licensing a casino resort in Lorain as a pilot project. The board rejected the phrase casino gambling as redundant while setting Aug 23 for arguments against the amendment and noting a $450 million casino planned by Alan Spitzer on the Black River’s east bank.
Elyria educators vote overwhelmingly to accept a new three year contract with pay raises of 6 percent, 5.5 percent, and 5.5 percent per year. Base salaries rise from 19864 to 22108 for first year to third year. The deal includes health benefit savings and joint committees aided negotiations.
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