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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1990
Page
1
A feature on how modern readers seek comfort in memories and mementoes of the past as Victorian Christmas ornaments satisfy a nostalgic need. The weather outlook notes mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of drizzle or flurries and highs around 40 to 45 degrees.
Tourists flock to Tibet to view sites connected to the Dalai Lama exiled from China while noting the region’s enduring calm with nature. Penny Marshall, famed for Big and Jumping Jack Flash, discusses moving beyond fears to direct her work. Teens in malls fear rows as centers chase dollars. Cavaliers fall as Bulls post 116 96 win with a record 26 straight points.
The National Weather Service in Cleveland confirms half inch hail fell at 5:50 p.m. in Lorain County per the sheriff's office, with additional hail at Cleveland Hopkins Airport as a thunderstorm preceded a cold front. No damage was reported.
Iraq insists it will fix the date for direct talks in Baghdad and accuses Bush of lying about proposals. The United States warns Iraq to quit Kuwait or face consequences as U.N. deadline nears. US troops near 420,000 by mid January. debates over dates strain prospects for peace.
Nolan Blansit of Camden Township claims to have bred the world’s first yellow African violet after a life of plant breeding struggles. He began in 1979 in Kentucky and by 1983 produced seedlings with yellow markings, though a 100 percent pure yellow remained elusive. He notes patience and cross-breeding as key, with limited commercial availability expected for now.
Dozens of parents plan to attend the Keystone School Board meeting to demand resignations from board member Jerry Long amid misdemeanor public indecency charges. Petitions with roughly 300 signatures have circulated, urging Long to step aside as his Elyria court case proceeds. Long pleaded no contest after initially claiming innocence. a Jan. 4 pre-sentencing hearing is set.
The Columbus lottery director Ronald Nabakowski seeks to stay in office if governor elect George Voinovich preserves Celeste appointees. Rumors place Virgil Brown as possible lottery chief, but no confirmations are given. Nabakowski remains hopeful and is preparing his resume while options are studied.
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