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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1990
Page
1
In North Ridgeville on Wednesday night Gary West and his Court faced the Lorain Merchants without the King who did not appear. Eddie Feighner, a 67 year old master softball pitcher, is recovering from knee surgery and was also absent.
A former associate of Neil Bush who told a congressional committee he was broke is living in a luxurious Orange County home in Newport Beach California. Forecast shows showers with a low near 70 tonight and a high in the mid 80s Friday. Details on Page A-3.
Cincinnati AP Pete Rose famed hits leader receives five months in prison and three months in a halfway house for federal tax violations. He pays a 50000 dollar fine and must perform 3000 hours of community service with inner city youths in Cincinnati. Rose showed little emotion during sentencing but tearfully apologized to his family.
Lorain developer Alan Spitzer accuses United Auto Workers officials of opposing his $450 million casino project due to political pressure from state horse racing interests. He cites economic studies claiming 10,000 local jobs and argues Nevada's casino growth undermines critics. He predicts broad statewide support despite auditor concerns about crime.
Overcrowding at Grafton Correctional Institution and Lorain reception center strains staff. With 1,150 prisoners at Grafton and 1,421 at Lorain, both facilities exceed capacity and operate with limited guards. Officials warn staffing gaps could lead to riots or stabbings amid Ohio’s rising inmate population.
City unions urge expanding the Griffith inquiry to cover two controversial cases involving city employees. The dispute centers on Whistleblower reports about Rodger Griffith and former Assistant Safety Director Jack Byam, who was convicted of theft in office and faces parole.
Grafton voters are asked to approve a 0.5 percent income tax in November after the measure failed twice. Officials say the tax would raise about $150,000 yearly strictly for capital projects like street paving. Residents who work in the village would pay a 1 percent tax.
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