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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1984
Page
2
A weather retrospective notes frozen pipes, outages, and frostbite from a harsh Christmas period. It contrasts last year's record lows of 19 below and 8 below with this year's much milder temps in the 40s and 50s, forecasting a return to normal by New Year's Eve and light snow chances.
Weather outlook says cloudy tonight with a low in the upper 40s and a 20 percent chance of rain. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a high in the upper 50s and a 40 percent shower risk. Mike Royko notes Cubs fans upset over a minor dispute about night games while U.S. traffic deaths rise as driving increases. Doonesbury also referenced.
Ohio judges face three options in contested elections per 1983 Westerville ruling. The case involved malfunctioning precincts and a council seat, guiding how courts may declare a winner, call a tie, or void an election, but not order a new election. Mertz seeks to overturn a 213 vote loss amid alleged irregularities. a visiting judge will hear next week.
The new, well-dressed visitor with a $400 suit arrives to meet the Publisher, unsettling Kelsey who clings to old tech and routines. The office holiday slowdown persists as newsmen, including a wary Kelsey, observe the intruder’s brisk, commanding entrance and unspecified agenda.
Lorain County Prosecutor Greg White planned to discuss a potential conflict of interest with Commissioner Fred Ritenauer over bond financing for the Broadway Building. Developer Carl Gumina denied any conflict, noting his son and Ritenauer’s son are involved in related real estate dealings and that votes still passed without him.
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