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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1992
Page
1
Families of Jeffrey Dahmer victims say time has not healed their wounds as the serial killer remains a symbol of horror. The feature reflects enduring pain and the community's struggle with closure years after the crimes.
Cleveland State University is noted among the lowest percentages of black graduates in a regional survey. In other briefs, Secretary Baker pursues renewed Mideast peace talks with Palestinian leaders, Ross Perot exits the race citing scrutiny and funding concerns, the pope’s colon shows precancerous cells, Robin Bobal crowned Miss Lorain County 1993, and Judge Milton Holmes retires after 31 years on the bench.
Darrell Waltrip wins at Pocono International Raceway in Long Pond Pennsylvania and is doused with beer. Weather outlook calls for a chance of rain tonight with lows in the low 60s and Tuesday's high in the low 70s. A historic note mentions 1885 street lights fueled by artificial gas lit by a rider using a long-handled lighter.
Democratic nominee Bill Clinton and running mate Al Gore spoke to about 5000 people in Utica on a six day bus tour promising a real plan to boost working families. They planned further stops in Columbus and Wilmington as Clinton urged a future with decent living for all.
United Steel Workers Local 1104 president Larry Sentile says outsourcing work at the USS Kobe Steel plant in Lorain harms employment and quality as orders decline and 200 to 300 workers are laid off. A union committee met with company officials to review outsourcing practices and requested information by August 14 with a follow up the week of August 23.
The 1990 census shows shifts in housing in western suburbs and Lorain County. Lakewood has the lowest home ownership rate with 22.4 percent new movers in 15 months. Oberlin 20.5 percent, North Royalton 19.6, Elyria 18.6, Parma 16.8, Avon 16.6, Lorain 14.3. Avon appears to have older residents despite growth. Parma and Lorain show little construction since 1959.
AMHERST The library director Judith Dworkin will urge the board to restore the video version of The Last Temptation of Christ to circulation. She cites strong patron support and notes few complaints, while warning against bowing to special interests over a library levy.
Knight-Ridder Newspapers reports Murphy Brown will deliver her revenge on Dan Quayle for his critique of television's portrayal of an unwed mother. CBS eyed TV critics over the weekend for reaction and commentary.
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