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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1992
Page
1
TV Week previews a Fourth of July weekend packed with fireworks and TV coverage. The guide highlights Disney World events and Cleveland Edgewater Park celebrations, offering viewers a lineup of spectacles to watch on the air.
The Western Reserve Historical Society backs the idea of a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in downtown Cleveland and hosts a related exhibit to illustrate the case. Encore presents the cover story on this proposal.
Storms across the Midwest and South kill four and injure dozens. Other items note Korean War prisoners sent to China for medical experiments, residents stockpiling supplies, and various local updates including steel in Cleveland and Braniff airline shutdowns.
A cooler trend with a slight chance of rain tonight and a low near 40. Partly cloudy Saturday with a high in the mid seventies. Details on A-2.
Congress acted after the 7.8 percent jobless rate news, approving a six year 5.5 billion unemployment extension to up to 26 or 20 extra weeks for 1.5 million Americans and sending the bill to President Bush who pledged to sign it. The House also backed tax breaks and city rural aid as lawmakers left for a July Fourth recess.
Despite economic woes in the 1980s Lorain County added 11 000 employed in 1990 versus 1980. Durable goods manufacturing fell by about 8 000 while information age work grew driven by higher education. Services gained nearly 10 000 with over 4 000 health jobs and thousands more executives managers and professionals.
About 100 people packed Midview High School to oppose the Westwood Facility, CEI's proposed 200 acre fly ash landfill on Route 83 set to open in 1994. Residents warned of dust and vibrations from trucks, while CEI defended environmental safeguards and long term capacity plans replacing nearby dumps.
An Elyria juror says other jurors pressured her to convict Kelly Newman in the scalding death of her 14 month old son. The juror filed an affidavit describing home experiments and pressure to change her verdict, part of a motion for a new trial opposed by prosecutors.
FBI affidavit details a long running theft ring that stole 1.4 million in parts from Ford Motor Co Lorain Assembly Plant on Baumbart Road. The operation netted 1152 steering gear boxes plus shipments of 40 diesel engines and other items. Police informant bought many items in Houston six days later.
North Ridgeville officials report Tennessee accepts most out of state parole transfers. Ohio granted Gary Reece conditional parole for a 1980 conviction after his 1979 rape and attempted murder case. Tennessee must receive his transfer request before release, with final decision by state parole director Mike Bradley.
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