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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1994
Page
3
Stormy hot conditions grip the area with a forecast high of 95 and a low around 70. Tonight southwest winds 10 to 20 knots bring partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Waves forecast to run 4 to 9 feet.
The Chronicle-Talagram, published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing, lists mailing details and change of address directions for readers.
Republican lawmakers unveil a 28.3 billion five year plan prioritizing prisons with 13 billion for incarceration and 1.1 billion for prevention as Democrats push a 30.2 billion six year option. Senate and House confront a dispute over race based data in death penalty cases hindering a compromise.
Lawyers and school officials react to a court ruling finding Ohio’s school funding formula unfair. Coalition leaders praise the decision while Lorain County educators warn of potential adverse effects. Local officials emphasize the need for equitable funding across districts and special education. The ruling invites appeal and debate on state funding duties.
An 11-year-old boy injured after a Labrador attack while helping a neighbor. A Sheffield police officer shot the dog in the snout as it pursued him. The dog was taken to a local hospital and the boy treated at St Joseph Hospital.
Paul Howsman, owner of New London Regalia Manufacturing Co and long time Rotary secretary, is named Rotarian of the Year. He serves as parade announcer for Labor Day and Halloween events. Citizens of the Year are Don and Nancy O'Dell, former New London BP station owners. Oneta McCarthy wins the Presidents Award for United Fund Drive work. New officers include Jackie Henes president Steve Schumm vice president Linda Spurlock treasurer and Howsmon secretary.
Police pursue a found German-made Stiletto knife tied to the Simpson investigation as court hearings reveal blood traces in his white Ford Bronco and a bloody glove. Witnesses describe purchases, sharpening, and potential media deals while a preliminary hearing unfolds amid family crowds.
Margarita Aviles, 15, was struck near a driveway as she visited her grandmother Carmen Gutierrez while her mother Christina worked. Aviles, the driver, was not charged. prosecutors will review the report as neighbors recalled the incident, police say the car was moving about 3 mph.
The Mahons were returning to Key Harbor Marina Vermilion when the boat struck a propeller. Kelly Mahon suffered massive chest injuries and broken ribs. No charges filed. Investigation ongoing by Vermilion police ODNR and Coast Guard. Boat impounded.
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