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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1993
Page
3
Forecast shows tonight southwest winds 10-20 knots with showers and thunderstorms and waves 2-4 feet. Friday winds rise to 15-25 knots with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms early. Waves build to 4-6 feet. Temperatures not clearly stated.
McDonald’s plans a small Midway Mall area restaurant that would seat 45 to 50 and be owned and operated by the company. Marvin Evenchik, owner of the State Liquor Store property at 559 W Broad St, said he has not seen any money and declined to discuss negotiations. The new store could start construction in about a month with a Christmas opening if permits are approved, and would employ 45 to 50 workers.
The trials of Henry Keith Watson and Damian Monroe Williams begin with opening arguments focusing on identity and intent. The case features extensive videotape, photographic and eyewitness evidence making the attack on truck driver Reginald O. Denny one of the best documented in history.
The Chronicle Telegram, Elyria Ohio, 225 East Ave, Lorain County Printing and Publishing. Circulation and delivery hours 6am to 11am with daily and Sunday home delivery. Mail subscriptions priced at 2.25 per week or 160 per year, with USPS postpaid at Elyria address. Postmaster and address change information provided.
Lorain City Council voted to hire the State Auditor's Management Advisory Services to convert Auditor Kenneth Koscho's books to an accrual system. The move, approved in a special session, costs up to 10000 and aims to enable a 1991 audit. Councilman Reveron urged Koscho's resignation with a no faith resolution.
Mary Slone seeks a diagnosis as two doctors remain uncertain about bumps she and others got while swimming. Robert Restifo of the Ohio Department of Health says it resembles schistosomiasis, a snail borne disease, with another summer outbreak reported at Charles Mill Lake near Mansfield. James Boddy notes the cases resemble mild swimmer's itch but will continue tests including water and snail samples from Clare-Mar Lakes.
Louis Suarez notes faculty may seek collective bargaining with state supported grievance procedures and clear contract language. Lakeland and Cuyahoga Community College faculty are represented by unions. election could occur in about three months if signatures qualify. College officials cite competitive salaries while some faculty seek higher pay and fringe benefits.
The levy proposal to generate 1.1 million annually for five years faced a slow path to a vote due to summer meeting schedules. Mayor Keys or three council members could call a special meeting, but no move was made. Absent members at Monday's session left supporters without enough votes. The plan funds a south side rec center, a North Park gym, Cascade Park renovations, and swimming pools operation.
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