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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1990

Page

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Casino backers in race to the wire in Ohio vote fight

In Ohio the petition drive to legalize casino gambling nears a deadline with only half the needed counties secured. The Let Us Vote Committee faces a 10 day grace period to complete signatures, as officials tally county, statewide totals and possible Lorain county impact.

Columbus Ohio Tures Secretary of State Alan Spitzer Steve Shelby County Fulton Allen County Muskingum County Lawrence County Washington County Cuyahoga County Lorain County Steve Fought

Winter wrecks bring a morning of crashes

Snow slick highways caused eight accidents since 7 a.m. in the Elyria area. Route 20 west of Route 511 saw the worst spill with over two vehicles involved. One person was taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. injuries described as not serious. A Rochester Township snow plow driver remained in guarded condition at Allen Memorial Hospital after his plow was struck by a Conrail train on Bursley Road. Albert Greer, 50, of Wellington, suffered a bruised shoulder and facial laceration.

Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk Rochester Township Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin Conrail Bursley Road Albert Greer Bursley Rd Wellington

Democrats assail slide by budget plan

The Bush administration launches a $1.23 trillion 1991 budget bid amid congressional skepticism. Democrats say priorities are skewed and outmoded while White House budget aide Richard Darman faces wary reporters as the president unveils the plan. The story notes the plan’s reception and hints at further detail on page A-6.

Washington Congress Charmin’ Carman White House Emer Hichard Darman Bush

Deli owner vows quick reopening after fire at Rubin's Deli

Elyria report on Norman Thomas whose Midway Square Plaza restaurant Rubin's Deli was gutted by a Sunday fire caused by a storage room short circuit. He plans to reopen in four weeks, rebuild, and keep loyal customers despite $250000 plus losses to the deli and plaza facilities.

Elyria Norman Thomas Midway Square Plaza Thomas

Lincoln Mercury outlets to sell Ford Nissan trucks

Ford plans to market minivans built at the Ford Nissan joint venture through Lincoln Mercury dealers. Avon Lake plant expansion delayed to 1992 with first VX-54 production then for 1993 model. Nissan may offer a version via Infiniti.

Avon Lake Ford Motor Co Ford Jay Meisenhelder Dearborn Mich Roberts

Father charged in son's beating in Elyria

Randy Crawford of 430 Defiance Ave was charged with child endangering after beating his 14 year old son Michael for not doing homework. He admitted striking the boy saying he had lost control. Michael was treated for a punctured left eardrum and a swollen right eye and in fair condition. He faces a Feb 12 court appearance.

Elyria Randy Crawford Defiance Ave Elyria Memorial Hospital Michael Crawford Elyria Municipal George Ferguson

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