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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1991
Page
6
In a climate of mixed data the author questions why the public perceives deep recession while the misery index remains modest. Labor, inflation, and consumer indicators show both positives like lower rates and negatives like job cuts, shaping a paradox in public mood and media focus. See MCGUNAGLE, B-2
About 70 delegates from over 20 organizations and 183 churches gathered in Elyria to push unity and set a series of meetings. Leaders stressed self esteem career development black owned businesses political clout and better cooperation among groups. They urged registration and education to build a strong black vote while warning reapportionment could hinder gains.
Larkins cited C T photos by Philip Leiter being taken away by legislation. Jonah Israel for the Nation of Yahweh urged the black community to patronize African American owned businesses. Eddie Edwards of Lorain NAACP called for spending at black owned stores and franchises. How can they give our children jobs.
The Chronicle Telegram Not Forgotten Box in Elyria sees toys and gifts arriving at a steady pace. Donations include 245 presents from Lorain County volleyball benefit players Natalie Dague Joanne Cochran and others, plus large toy bags, games, bears, and school supplies from numerous residents and organizations. The Salvation Army will distribute toys on December 21 and 23, with sorting at Broad Street headquarters.
The Lorain County Tax Incentive Review Council will meet Jan 20 to decide if Ford Motor Co met its obligations under a 10 year tax abatement with Avon Lake Sheffield and Sheffield Lake. Ford says it is $120 million short on investment, but officials expect compliance and a possible extension rather than penalties.
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