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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1995
Page
4
1930 set a record high while 1963 fell to a record low. Normal high is 37 with a recent high of 32 and low of 24 and 81 percent humidity. Tonight shows southwest winds 10 to 20 knots with a chance of rain or snow after midnight. The lake remains mostly ice covered. Thursday brings southwest winds 15 to 25 knots, turning west and rising to 30 knots with likely snow. the lake stays mostly ice covered.
After hours of talks in Athens Union Point officials agreed to lift a ban that barred 21 black residents from most downtown shops. U S District Judge Durtss Fitzpatrick ordered mediation and urged settlement while noting no admission of wrongdoing by the city or merchants.
The superintendent would not reveal options but said Toth must choose one. The Chronicle-Telegram reported in 1988 that Toth was indicted in Upshur County WV for grand larceny and embezzlement over $600 in advance trip funds from West Virginia Wesleyan College. He coached basketball there until 1982 and taught at Brookfield High School. He claims he did not know of the indictment and has said the firing stemmed from “philosophical differences.” The district weighs whether earlier reporting and their probe justify firing, while Toth seeks legal counsel.
Zack, one of a small group of minority officers, rose from patrol to the Neighborhood Impact Unit. His efficiency climbed from 73.3 percent in 1992 to 94.7 percent by the December review. A 1994 car theft arrest led to a disciplinary review. a church parking lot incident resulted in a suspended three day sentence with two days withheld if records stayed clean. The gun pull in 1993 was resolved without discipline.
From Ai De Meo and Walter Larson, chairman of Larson Consolidated, the sale was agreed February 15. De Meo formed LFAC Tie, while Wie aL will keep operating under the Larson name. Larson, 65, had sought buyers since 1992, including the former president Don Huizenga, but the deal collapsed last year. The sale aims to keep foundry operations in Grafton and boost competition as General Casting, a private firm, runs five other plants and posted $44 million in 1994 sales. The Larson family started the foundry in 1933, peaking at 325 workers in the 1970s.
A state police helicopter crashed into Harvard University boat house on the Charles River in Cambridge killing all four aboard. Witnesses described seeing it come down fast and noting a puff of snow or smoke at impact. The French Aerospatiale chopper lay on its side with a damaged tail while the boathouse and roof appeared unharmed.
Classified advertising text notes retail and office hours and lists postal and publication details for The Chronicle Telegram. It provides mailing addresses in Elyria Ohio and requests readers send address changes to a P O Box in Elyria. The item functions as a postal and publication notice rather than a news story.
Lorain County man Al Baker faced stalking accusations stretching from November through February. A November trial ended in a mis trial due to defense evidence issues. Baker previously faced rape charges, with the accuser testifying he pinned her down and raped her at her home. He received a suspended 120 day sentence and a $200 fine in Lorain Municipal Court for stalking. The case shows ongoing disputes and limited comment from the prosecutor.
Thieves ransacked the CT news bureau at 300 Broadway in the Lorain City Complex basement. A fire resistant door was pried open and two police and fire scanners were stolen. No other offices were breached. police investigate.
Photography teacher Ron Revell will lead A Pictorial Tour of the Berea Area at tonight's Berea Area Historical Society meeting. Revell, also an aviation instructor at Cuyahoga Community College, starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Mahler Museum and History Center.
Elyria residents debated the value of a citywide Envision Elyria plan. Some questioned goals like downtown improvement while others praised early turnout and expected future forums. Next meetings are 7 to 9 p.m. at Windsor Elementary and Unity Mission Baptist Church.
Police describe Tuesday night robbery in which a gun was held to a 15 year old clerk's head and cash plus two adult videos were taken. Witness Kara Manning from Elyria noted the suspect surveyed the store before heading to the adults section. No fingerprints or other evidence yet.
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