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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1988
Page
1
George Bush opens the Republican National Convention with a primetime address aimed at defining his vision and boosting his standing after trailing polls. He meets with Dan Quayle, attends events for Barbara Bush, and faces a high fundraising luncheon in New Orleans.
Republican nominee George Bush and running mate Dan Quayle planned to attend the Summer Oktoberfest in Olmsted Township with wives present at the Donauschwaben Center. Olmsted police chief Massielle and club president Holzer described advance meetings and expected press turnout of about 200, with a 3 p.m. speaking time for the duo.
Lorain County Metropolitan Park Board purchased 131 acres between Case and Stoney Ridge roads from Donald F. Gibbons for about 198000 dollars as part of a 10 year plan. Preliminary plans include a picnic area hiking trails and a nature study area. The site may be the county’s largest wooded area and borders Center Ridge Road.
In a Wilkes Villa dispute, 35 year old Larry Crutcher was stabbed to death by Humberto Rivera 52, after a confrontation at Rivera’s Tedman Court apartment. Rivera was charged with murder, arraigned in Elyria Municipal Court, bond set at 100000, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for August 26.
Elyria teachers and the school board plan to meet with federal mediator Jack Buettner on Aug 27 to push toward a contract and get students back in class. Union officials warn the district must improve offers on class size severance pay benefits and salary increases while avoiding a strike.
Mayor Keys pushes charter amendment to adopt Sunshine Law provisions and permit private council talks. City officials cite efficiency for meetings on personnel, bargaining, lawsuits, and real estate, with a Aug. 25 ballot deadline and a two thirds council vote needed.
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