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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1990
Page
5
A Lorain man Bruce Worthy 34 faced charges of kidnapping abduction and gross sexual imposition after a seven hour jury deliberation ended Friday without a verdict. Judge Floyd D. Harris declared a mistrial leaving prosecutors to decide on dismissal or a new trial.
Elyria council weighs a proposed water rate hike that would leave the city with the second lowest rate in Lorain County. Despite low water levels, total monthly bills have climbed from 35.87 to 41.82 dollars due to increases in water sewer and sanitation charges. A county survey compares rates in neighboring cities using a 1000 cubic feet benchmark.
Mayor Keys sought dropping charges in a Lorain County case involving former Sanitation Director Kirk Grantham and three workers Dan Easley Cletus Grantham and Al Capers indicted for stealing scrap metal from trash and selling it. Court docket shows trial dates set despite the mayor’s request.
Cincinnati coach Sam Wyche attempted a soggy fundraiser in Cleveland for the Salvation Army. Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar grinned as he prepared a pass to dunk Wyche in a tank, with many Browns fans cheering the charity setup.
Oberlin College shows minority graduation rates up 27 percent over five years with 76 percent of black and Hispanic students completing four years for the Class of 1990. The college notes 250 black students 90 Hispanic and 200 American Indians among about 2800.
Gerald Evans, minister of the First Community Interfaith Institute in Elyria, spoke at the 11th Afro-American Festival. He urged Afro-Americans to fight crime through self-esteem and active effort, stressing that change starts with attitude and personal action. The event featured prayers, parables, a reception, and an awards dinner for mentoring work.
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