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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1990
Page
1
The cover story presents an old game show revived with a fresh look and a new host guiding the format.
Moscow report says Boris Yeltsin leaves the Communist Party amid calls for broader reform. Other headlines note Quebec Mohawk talks, a China human rights bill in Congress, a Zodiac hunt, Friday the 13th superstition doubter, Nicaragua accord reaction, a Detroit murder confession, Lorain development battles, and a Lorain man honored for saving USS Arizona sailors.
The smash hit Cats will play a one week run at the State Theater in Playhouse Square Cleveland starting next week. The production promises lavish costumes and the famous Jellicle Ball as audiences flock to the performances.
Seattle reports Webster scores decisive points as the Tribe beat Searle in a close contest. Chicago notes Bears reject Jim McMahon in a separate page B-4 brief.
The forecast shows a low in the low 60s tonight and a high in the mid 70s on Saturday. Further details are on Page A-3.
Police Chief Rodger Griffith urged Mayor Keys to widen the inquiry into the Byam case to cover the entire department and any patrolmen who may have leaked police reports to reporters. The private investigator is examining potential misconduct by officers who handled information with possible ulterior motives.
Lorain school district official says no disciplinary action will be taken against Marion Thomas, former Hawthorne Boone secretary, for aiding Herman Noland’s theft case by cooperating in the prosecution. Thomas testified she won’t benefit from her cooperation. Noland faces multiple theft and forgery counts related to student activity funds. trial proceedings continue with his testimony and possible jury deliberations.
Elyria Telephone Co reports a smooth switch to reduced rates and no need to dial 1. Spokeswoman Sandra Striker notes residents in Lorain Avon Lake and Amherst will see lower bills this month. The plan, effective June 30, cuts intra area rates by 20 to nearly 60 percent.
Florence Frackleton of Westlake receives the first Medal of Honor in a Washington ceremony with U S Rep Mike Oxley in attendance. Parrott Frackelton family member Florence is linked to Jacob Parrott the war hero who earned the first Medal in 1863.
In South Amherst, Kristen LaMarr’s body may be exhumed to test for old rib and shinbone fractures. Attorney James Burge says nuclear dye tests could occur if the body is exhumed, while coroner Dr. Challener cites abusive injury signs in the infant’s death from brain swelling and infection.
May Co shifts Sheffield Township store to Midway Mall boosting Elyria City Schools while harming Clearview School District. The move changes local property tax distributions with Clearview receiving a large portion of last year’s 51748 in personal property taxes. County Auditor Pyor notes uncertainty about exact allocations due to inventory factors.
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