10 Jul 1981
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1981
Page
1
Outside clear tonight with a low around 66 in the lower 60s. Saturday and Sunday bring highs near 86. The chance of precipitation remains scattered through Saturday with minimal rain chances overall.
Governor James Rhodes plans to back disapproval of Alchem-Tron Inc.'s proposed hazardous waste disposal plant near Elyria. State Rep. Marguerite Bowman says Rhodes will forward a letter to the Hazardous Waste Review Board urging denial, citing location in a populated area and deep well injection. The move aligns with local groups opposing the plant while a Citizens for a Healthy Environment petition drive nears July 21 submission.
A 33-year-old Lawson Milk Co. clerk, Gary R. O'Neil of Lorain, was killed by a bullet during a $40 robbery at the 3900 Broadway store. Deputies seek two masked men. a $25,000 reward is offered for information. The incident occurred on the clerk's first night alone. The cash register was taken and one was dropped. The store remained closed. investigators assisted by Lorain police and the sheriff.
In a Florida summer class a penny and a pencil hunt led to discovery of more than forty thousand dollars in cash. Students grabbed $100 and $50 bills as air ducts scattered money around the room, while teachers and police questioned ownership and origin of the bills.
A 26 year old man Donovan G. Anderson of Gallipolis faces a request to bar supervised visitation with his daughter in Summit County. The case centers on a gross sexual imposition charge stemming from alleged abuse at a Barberton home in April. The judge must decide amid competing arguments about constitutional rights and the child’s welfare as the matter could linger on appeal. Anderson’s attorney contends the mother pressures the child. prosecutors seek to limit contact while the case proceeds.
Natchez Mississippi lawmen and civil defense officials crowded the police dispatch room for half an hour awaiting federal disaster word after a Florida blast report proved erroneous. A satellite hotspot near Boca Raton caused the confusion, misidentified as an explosion.
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