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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1992
Page
1
The forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday with highs mostly in the 80s and nightly lows in the 60s. Today’s high 77, low 63, normal high 81. sunrise 6 01 a m, sunset 9 04 p m. Northwest winds 5 to 15 knots tonight, seas 1 to 3 feet. Precip yesterday 0 04, month 0 04, year 18 50. Deviation 0 51 for month, 0 19 for year.
Thunderstorms lashed the South with hail and strong winds. A cold front pushed storms toward the Atlantic by midday. Gusts reached 75 mph in Albertville Alabama and 65 mph in DeKalb County Georgia. Lightning in Kansas City killed a man at a park. A tornado formed near Wappingers Falls New York as shelf storms sparked hail and structural damage.
A chaotic OCR read lists a lottery draw with a $12 million jackpot. It mentions numbers such as 528, 5088, 454 and 407-1, but the text is fragmentary and unclear about the exact game or date. No identifiable names or organizations are clearly given.
Gov. Voinovich unveiled a 170 million dollar cut in state college funding as part of a 316 million dollar reduction to offset a potential 520 million deficit. He says overhaul is needed, comparing education to a patchwork system since the 1960s, and warns the Board of Regents will push reforms faster. OSU faces about 45 million in cuts, risking around 700 jobs.
Layton K. Washburn 80, longtime Westlake resident and Rotary member, is honored by the City of Westlake and Westlake Bay Village Rotary Club for decades of service. He consults for the Cleveland Planning Commission, served on Rotary Board since 1970, and has been club secretary for ten years. His wife Louise celebrated their 53rd anniversary as they mark over 30 years of local civic activity since moving to Westlake in 1954.
Two endangered Sumatran tigers acquired by the Columbus Zoo will be shown to the public starting Saturday. They will reside in a 900 square foot building with multiple holding areas and yards, a maternity den, and video observation space. The exhibit can hold up to three adults and their young as breeding efforts aid wild populations. Zoo general manager Gerald Borin noted that as of January 2, 1992, Sumatran tigers were living in North American zoos.
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