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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1990
Page
1
At a London NATO summit President George Bush fielded questions during a final news conference. Allies pledged sharp reductions in nuclear and conventional defenses in Europe and extended the hand of friendship to Mikhail Gorbachev and Eastern Europe.
Elyria reports a township trustee backs adding a bicycle party to the North-South Corridor. The item appears in the local government notes with other regional briefs and upcoming items on Page B-2.
The page lists page references for Accent A editorial, Bridge and All sections, a Comics entry, Theater at C11, Dear Abby at A8, TV at A10, and an obituary noting 82 deaths. The jumble suggests a newspaper's section index or table of contents for the edition.
Tonight will be mostly clear with a low around 60. Sunday stays partly cloudy with a high near 82. There is a 20 percent chance of rain. Temperatures rise from the mid 70s tonight into the 80s for Sunday.
Daniel Perez 13 of Lorain drowned near the breakwall north of the Coast Guard Station as Coast Guard crews investigated a hoax Mayday call about a sinking boat 15 miles north. Perez swam with siblings when the incident occurred around 7 45 p m and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A Columbus attorney for Northern Ohio Associates argues the Lowell Street Fisher Guide plant tax reduction would prevent a regional loss, saying lower taxes attract tenants. Elyria schools oppose the cut, warning a $67,000 tax loss could hurt the district, while the district’s attorney questions the sale validity amid a partners change.
Paul Dalton, 20, of 229 W College St, and Dane M. Petersen, Oberlin College junior from Warren, Pa, face one count each of receiving stolen property and destruction of property for allegedly stealing and burning a 48 star flag on January 5. Police say evidence ties them to the incident. flag was a family heirloom taken from Robert Schubert and burned during Panama invasion protest.
South Amherst police expect to present the official coroner ruling to prosecutors soon as the Cuyahoga County report completes. Dr. Challener said Kristen endured months of abuse with multiple injuries including broken ribs and a leg fracture, while authorities await the coroner’s final findings before action.
Elyria and North Ridgeville officials decry Continental Cablevision for a $100 hookup charge to switch to the $2.50 basic service. Company says the fee covers truck travel and technical work to remove unwanted channels, while installation of the standard satellite service runs $15. The dispute comes as a rate increase from $14.95 to $17.45 per month takes effect.
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