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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1983
Page
1
The 1982 consumer price index rose 3.9 percent, the smallest gain in a decade, aided by a 0.3 percent December drop. Mortgage rates and energy price relief spurred the moderation, with housing costs down 0.8 percent in December and gas prices down 0.9 percent for the year.
Lorain County commissioners study a 20 room detention home addition costing about 1 million to ease overcrowding. Plans by Finkel and Finkel include 6 girls and 14 boys rooms, amid 32 boys and 8 girls observed in the facility.
Response to the Chronicle Telegram offer of free job advertising grows daily with 295 ads on Thursday, bringing total to 821. Ads will run in the Job Finder section January 30, with over 4,200 lines received. Forms available today in the CT, ads accepted through close of business Monday.
Cloudy tonight with a low in the mid-20s and easterly winds near 10 to 15 mph. Saturday brings more clouds and a 40 percent chance of snow with a high around 30 to 35. Details on Page A-3.
Sheffield Township volunteer Glen Rehoreg, 33, fell 20 feet from a utility pole after his head struck an electrical wire while attempting to rescue a cat on Whynot Avenue. He was hospitalized in serious condition with head injuries, a broken pelvis, and possible spinal injury.
Lorain County Deputy John Payne was cleared of charges alleging he solicited a car theft to disband an auto theft ring. Prosecutor Gregory White said the allegations were a setup to discredit Payne, though Payne might have known of a theft to aid prosecutions. The probe, started in September, followed an affidavit by Brad Fekete, Elyrian inmate awaiting sentencing on a reduced charge.
Local lawyers in the Pick-n- Pay Fazio s Stop-N-Shop case in Cleveland received fees totaling about 3 million for the six consumer-representing attorneys. Lead lawyers Jack and Howard Schulman earned 1.62 million, while others including Robert Gary Katherine Walsh and Harold Kelley received smaller amounts. The court cited the class action risk and the defendants' 3 million fee fund supporting these awards.
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