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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1992
Page
1
Extended Wednesday through Friday forecasts show rain chances, with highs from 50 to 55 on Wednesday, rain or snow possible on Thursday, and fair conditions on Friday. Lows range from 20s to 40s, sunrise 7 46, sunset 4 59, record highs and lows listed, and winds from southeast to southwest with waves 2 to 5 feet.
Weather digest reports heavy rains and thundershowers across the central Mississippi Valley and southern Plains with flooding in Kansas City and parts of Texas. Flash flood watches were issued as warm Gulf air collided with cold fronts while ice and snow bands edge south from Minnesota to New Mexico.
A Saturday drawing produced a single winning ticket in the Super Sofie event with a $20 million jackpot. The readable fragments reference a Pick 3 style play and a 66-1 odds line, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR lists numbers and terms Daly Center 50 8639 potentially referencing a property or financial item. No clear persons or organizations fully readable. Summarization limited by the unreadable OCR fragment.
Ohio cities face varied homicide totals with drugs as the common driver. Youngstown reported 47 homicides by November, Akron saw 25, Toledo 46, and Cincinnati 48 through early December. Cleveland dropped from 191 to 161 in 11 months, while Columbus logged 106 through December 4 with 139 last year. Police cite improved medical care and faster responses as factors.
Clifford Kalasansky, 67, of Toledo, was arrested on an escape charge at Marion Correctional Institution. He fled Marion jail in 1959 and lived under the alias John Kalasoski, working for Duff Trucking Co. in Toledo until his retirement in the mid-1980s. Neighbors recall him as a friendly, trusted neighbor and churchgoer.
Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Cincinnati will plant 15 trees to replace a missing blue spruce from Burnet Woods and perform over 400 hours of community service after the park board's directive. The group and alumni will fund the replacement and other park trees with more than $2,000. police recovered the 15-foot, 15-year-old tree at the fraternity house after a Dec 3 report.
The Ohio Expositions Commission narrowed its four state fair manager candidates from 229 applicants. Finalists are officials from Missouri Indiana Oklahoma and Minnesota. Fred Dailey said hiring any of the four would be good and that experience is emphasized this time.
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