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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1988
Page
1
George Bush accepted the Republican nomination pledging to run hard fight hard and stand on the issues. He campaigned with Dan Quayle amid controversy over Quayle’s 1969 National Guard entry, while Bush framed the election as choosing between two futures.
Dan Quayle faced questions about his military service as his vice presidential nomination was celebrated at the convention. President Bush praised Quayle while urging unity as they plan to campaign in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. A retired general who supported Quayle's grandfather helped his 1969 Guard application, an issue now drawing scrutiny.
Elyria Education Association spokesman Emma Paonessa argues the district has a sufficient carryover, citing Ohio Education Association figures that put the end of year balance at 5.5 million. District treasurer Kid Haywood disputes the figure, saying the carryover is 2.6 million and costs rise, while noting 856000 in outstanding purchase orders from 1987-88. A 10 day strike notice was approved as bargaining continues.
Lorain County Juvenile Court opens proceedings over whether 17 year old Michelle Moore can be held responsible for a January crash that killed 75 year old Donald Massey. Moore, now 18, faced vehicular homicide charges as witness trooper Tornadene described the Lake Avenue collision with Paul Dumont’s car.
North Ridgeville weather observer Ray Diederich reports a Thursday high of 95, breaking the old record of 89 while a 58 degree low provided relief. Rainfall overnight totaled .31 inches. The forecast calls for 70s with more rain and upper 70s to low 80s into mid next week. The drought remains severe with 6.3 inches more needed to ease conditions.
Lorain has added eight hydrants to ease a long standing shortage taking 3200 from the general fund while no department budgets for hydrants. City officials plan to seek 30000 from City Council for a permanent hydrant fund as the fire department monitors 2363 hydrants amid frequent malfunctions and vehicle collisions.
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