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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1992
Page
1
A collage of brief items: a baseball double play sketch from a 4 1 win featuring Mike Bordick and Paul Sorentino, notes on Belichick's Boys’ Friday win over Tampa Bay, Grafton’s top steer at the county fair, Oak Ridge Boys entertaining crowds, Latvia Estonia Lithuania tourism reopening after Soviet era, critique of the president blamed for the economy, and the new Sally Forth comic strip debuting on CT comics page Monday.
A cloudly forecast with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. High near 80 and breezy southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight variable cloudiness with a low in the mid 50s. Monday partly sunny with a high in the lower 70s. Details on A-2.
The American Legion Post 12 received its charter in 1919 and later built its Post Home on Gulf and Obie streets in 1929, marking early community landmarks.
Relief pours into South Florida as trucks church caravans and volunteers converge on Homestead and Florida City scenes of 151 mph winds. Donated clothing and supplies overwhelm roadsides while officials urge restraint. 33 deaths reported in the hurricane’s wake in Florida and surrounding states. President Bush announces federal response steps as recovery begins.
In LaGrange Township, resident Amy Kay and her family rebuild after July tornadoes tore through northern Ohio, damaging public and private property with an estimated nine million dollars in losses. Kay notes the crisis spared lives as the family houses in a property trailer while their home is rebuilt.
In LaGrange the most severe damage hit Whitney Road with eight homes badly damaged while surrounding areas like Grafton Amherst and North Ridgeville suffered lighter harm from high winds and falling treetops. Three people were struck by lightning and about ten injured minor. no fatalities. This was the county's worst disaster since the 1965 Palm Sunday tornado in Pittsfield that killed nine. See REBUILDING, A-4.
Floyd Ramp, 69, retired chemist and president of the Campaign for United Nations Reform, advocates expanding UN authority and peacekeeping to resolve world conflicts. The Washington based group has about 2000 volunteers and raises roughly $60,000 for operations. Ramp moved to Cheri last year for a college town life and notes many Americans want a stronger UN to back Congress and peace efforts.
The Sunday Chronicle Telegram features a Medical Adviser section on E-3 offering a second opinion to aid medical and health decisions. It promotes access to thousands of articles and visual aids, noting a subject search fee and contact details.
Elyria developer Lorne Elbert says city charges of harassment are unfounded after seven misdemeanor counts for working despite a stop-work order. He says grading permit conditions were unmet though work continued, and notes a temporary restraining order was issued previously by Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
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