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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1990
Page
1
Survivors of Pearl Harbor mark a day of infamy in Elyria gathering for a remembrance event. Page B-1 coverage notes veterans, speeches, and the historical impact of the attack on December 7.
A compilation of brief news items showing a widening trend from the Northeast, including a jail confession story, environmental debates, retail price cuts, a federal safety ruling on milk hormone, Medicaid funding concerns, Coca Cola token disputes, a Marian apparition claim, diplomat recalls, clergy watchdogs in Lorain, a pre war memorial in OC, a Cleveland bank robbery charge, a high profile engagement, and a Lip Sync lawsuit, with weather details noting a sunny day and a high in the upper 30s.
The Gateway Economic Development Corp executive director Thomas Chema met with Indians owners Richard and David Jacobs into the early morning seeking a signed lease for a downtown sports complex. An agreement in principle was reported but no official word as of Friday.
Elyria on the west side sees residents on Brace and Parmely Avenues forming the Renaissance to reclaim their neighborhood from drug dealers. They partner with police patrols to fight vandalism loitering and crime while planning home repairs and a neighbor crime watch. Nearby West Ridge Road plaza owners also install a crime watch after robberies and shoplifting incidents.
Two more people have come forward to help Sheriff Martin Mahony investigate thefts at Green Acres, a county home for 37 children. The case, under surveillance for a month after a former employee's tip, involves alleged food and supply thefts by employees. Detectives Robert Hammond and Timothy Mahar are on the case.
The TV show Americas Funniest People held Cleveland auditions at the Galleria and Cleveland State University with talent scouts. Today there is an 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. session at Tower City Center and Sunday noon to 6 p.m. at Parmatown Mall. Contestants with amusing or unusual talents can compete for a 10000 weekly prize and potential TV airtime.
Richard C. Frazier, a former Hell’s Angel, pleaded innocent in Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court to aggravated murder and two counts of aggravated burglary in the death of his stepdaughter Tiffany Skiba, stabbed Nov. 8 at her grandparents’ east side Cleveland home. Bond denied. trial set for January on other local charges from 1984-87.
Mayor Keys says a nativity display in Ely Park has a very good chance this year after residents protested the removal. The decision followed concerns over the worn figures and a potential lawsuit tied to Supreme Court rulings. The city solicitor noted that the scene could be shown with other symbols if equally prominent. Keys asked council to plan for a display next year as complaints continued.
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