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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1992
Page
1
Extended forecast calls for a chance of showers Wednesday through Friday with highs in the 50s and 45 to 55 for Friday. Lows 35 to 45. Sunrise 7 53 a m Sunset 5 06 p m. Record highs and lows listed. Navy and marine notes show wind, rain, and seas conditions with nautical data.
A massive low pressure system drags snow and rain inland from the Northwest into the interior today with strong winds and heavy precipitation. Winter storm watches cover parts of Nevada Colorado and the southern Sierra Nevada while warnings extend through much of the Northwest and northern California. Sleet and freezing rain are forecast from interior Virginia to southern Northeast while Maine mountains see wintry mix. Intermittent drizzle dots the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Ohio numbers Sapar Lette 8-12-27-28-29-41 Widher 9-15-48 ah B55 Pigk 12.7.3. There was no jackpot winner in Saturday's Super Lette drawing. Wednesday's jackpot will be $8 million. Pa. numbers Saturday Daly member 647 ig 72.25 Sun Sally number 2.78 Bn 3.452.
Cleveland AP Gateway officials say overruns on 14 ballpark contracts and nine arena contracts reflect a sluggish economy. Executive director Thomas Chema expects stadium contracts by late February or March and arena contracts by early summer, with contingency funds likely used. Ballpark costs total about 103.9 million on a 99.2 million budget. arena work at 60.7 million on a 62.8 million budget.
A task force probes gun sales by Thomas Lee Dillon of Magnolia in connection with at least four outdoor deaths in eastern Ohio between 1989 and 1992. Investigators seek .30 caliber rifles and 6.5x55 Mauser type rifles, noting Dillon’s long history of buying and selling firearms and his appearance in federal court on unrelated charges. The victims include Jamie Paxton, Donald Welling, Claude Hawkins and Gary Bradley.
The 800 acre Blossom Music Center may be converted into a year round fine arts center. The study by Urban Land Institute for the Musical Arts Association examines future options while promising rock concerts remain a summer staple at the outdoor venue.
Five community college officials including four campus presidents and OTCCA leaders face a January trial over alleged public funds totaling 68157 dollars misspent between 1983 and 1989 to support lawmakers. Judge David Cain, who oversaw the case, was defeated in November possibly delaying proceedings. The accused include John Light of Hocking Tech, Paul Ohm of Belmont Tech, Jacob Lee of Owens Tech, and Richard Bryson of Marion Tech. Ohm now leads Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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