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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1992
Page
2
Forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms Friday and Saturday, with fair conditions Sunday. High temperatures range from the upper 70s to mid-80s, lows from 55 to 70, and winds light to moderate with seas of 1 to 4 feet. Records note a high of 95 in 1941 and a low of 45 in 1988.
Heat spreads from Texas to Los Angeles with temperatures above 100 degrees by afternoon. Overnight Texas highs reach 75 in Fort Worth and 80 in San Antonio. Tornadoes touched down in Arkansas Nebraska and Texas with no injuries reported. Hail two inches fell near Abilene. Local flooding reported in parts of West Virginia and Louisiana.
Ohio State University will store low level radioactive waste at the campus until a permanent storage site is built. Radiation safety director Walter Carey said about 500 labs would contribute dry waste in 55-gallon drums. He noted the risk is containment rather than direct radiation. Larson said the commission pays OSU 274000 dollars for a one year program to educate Ohioans.
Dayton AP Michael G Levine, jailed for the 1979 abduction and murder of a Cleveland supermarket executive, was denied bond pending state appeals. U S District Judge Walter Rice maintained confinement at a maximum security mental hospital, pending further action by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Ohio lawmakers failed to approve an emergency clause for a Senate version of a plan to redraw the state Board of Education districts. Gov. George Voinovich would draw the districts if the Legislature did not act. The bill would shrink the board and require each district to comprise three adjoining state Senate districts. The House and Senate adjourned for summer after voting down the measure, with leaders deferring to the governor.
The National Labor Relations Board charges the Massillon Independent ended its bargaining contract with Local 1 of The Newspaper Guild. The paper seeks a hearing before an administrative law judge on December 7. The paper had notified the union on March 2 that it no longer recognized it as the bargaining agent after a petition by 32 employees. The union alleges coercion. Local 1 officials vow to present evidence, while the paper expects a favorable ruling after the hearing.
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