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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1992
Page
1
Somalia reports the first food convoy delivered as U S helicopters exchange gun fire with armed vehicles. The issue highlights other items on A3 and notes political, business, and science segments across major cities with diverse topics from sports to moon anniversaries and environmental concerns.
Partly sunny skies with a high near 40 and east winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low in the mid 30s. Monday returns to partly sunny conditions with a high in the mid 40s. Details on A-2.
A Cleveland man died and a Wellington man was among four injured in a three-vehicle collision at Route 303 and Indian Hollow Road Saturday night. Jose Latorres, 28, of Cleveland, and two nephews Antojuan and Relareil Latorres were involved. Antojuan and Relareil received hospital care while Relareil remained in critical care. Monitored at MetroHealth with uncertain condition and the other injured Killed.
In Wellington Ohio a car struck by a train at Webster Road crossing left two high school seniors dead Chad R. Coon 18 of Whitney Road and Scott M Wright 17 of West Road. Two others Chris Sheffield 17 of Route 303 and Todd Sarah 17 of Marts Place were critically injured and flown to Cleveland area hospital by helicopter.
Elyria and Lorain County sheriff staff show an average officer age around 40 with 37 for Lorain. Officials note seasoned officers bring experience and caution to policing while funding retirements adds large lump sums for each departure. In the 1970s the national average was 26 or 27. today it hovers near 40 as waves of Vietnam era hires age out.
Carl Nielsen recalls his father’s tales of Lorain Broadway in the 1950s and 60s when department stores, movie theaters, bowling alleys and eateries drew crowds. He now watches recent reconstruction efforts stir downtown activity, signaling a revival after years of decline.
Lorain's Harrison Academy occupies four blocks on Broadway filling five vacant offices for a campus that serves about 95 students. Students renovate the Janasko Insurance Building interior with materials and space donated by owners for $1 a year. City revitalization has drawn $10 million since 1987 with investors banks and government aiding a downtown comeback.
Elyria City Schools workers vote 120 to 3 to accept a six percent retroactive pay raise through 1993 amid claims of an offer disputed by administrators. Union leaders threaten State Employee Relations Board charges if the contract is not recommended to the school board.
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