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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1992
Page
1
A weather report notes showers and possible thunderstorms across Ohio with rainfall expected in several areas. Forecasts warn of gusty winds and brief downpours as crews monitor conditions through the day.
Extended forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Thursday and Saturday with fair conditions on Friday. Highs will be in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Tonight and Tomorrow feature southeast winds 10 to 20 knots with showers and thunderstorms likely. Temperature around 45 degrees. Precip yesterday zero. Month total 0.04 and year 18.50 with small deviations.
Fog shrouds eastern cities as a storm system moves east, threatening thunderstorms in the northern Mississippi Valley. Strong thunder storms sweep Colorado, Nebraska, North Dakota and Florida while Maine New Hampshire and the lower Missouri Valley see showers. Sunny southern plains reach over 100 with El Paso at 108 Pueblo 104. Records fall in Apalachicola Roswell Los Angeles.
White Castle pulls out of the Ohio State Fair over exclusive Pepsi Coca Cola contract rights. Coke is favored by remaining chains McDonald’s and Wendy’s who also exited. Pepsi replaces sponsorship funds as fair officials review refunds and vendor options for the 17 day event beginning August 7.
Ohio motorists escape a planned 1 cent per gallon tax increase as part of the state gasoline levy, but the Department of Transportation faces a budget cut of up to 44 million dollars for fiscal year 1993. Revenue shortfalls from lower fuel consumption and slumping gas sales will force revisions to the ODOT budget and delay or alter planned road projects.
Columbus AP The administration of Gov. George Voinovich says state universities have been given a chance to comment on state issues including budget cuts affecting campuses. Spokesman John Meyer noted steps similar to Ohio State University President E Gordon Gee who proposed a special commission to advise Voinovich. Officials from state aided universities took part in panels advising on science and other topics. Higher education has already been part of this. Gee's proposal followed $315.7 million in spending cuts ordered by Voinovich last Wednesday.
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