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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1995
Page
1
Lorain, nicknamed International City, features a large Latino community. Seventeen percent of its 71,000 residents reported Spanish origin in 1990 census. Many traced to Puerto Rico after World War II jobs at the steel mill, contrasting Elyria's 15 percent Spanish origin.
Elyria lawyers doubt James Filiaggi can win a retrial on appeal after his aggravated murder conviction. They cite a high bar for appellate reversal, noting judges rarely overturn trial rulings unless there is grave abuse of discretion.
Two masked gunmen robbed Breezewood Hall at 9:19 pm forcing about 136 players to the floor while the ticket seller was held at gunpoint. Suspects fled in a maroon sedan. getaway car recovered in Sheffield Lake. Witnesses describe a terrifying scene as patrons hid under tables.
Elyria York employees confirm plans to shift the Source One Parts Depot to Wichita Kansas. About 21 workers including Rodney May ship excess parts and racks to a York warehouse while city officials seek company confirmation. The move could breach an abatement agreement tied to a $9.5 million investment and 972 full time workers.
Lorain County commissioners declined to endorse seeking scenic river status for parts of the Black River. They cited ongoing cleanup needs and concerns that the designation would be largely ceremonial, while activists argue it could spur public pride and further river restoration efforts.
A brief note describes a student preparing for college with items like sheets towels clothes and a hairdryer while facing the task of cleaning the entire house before departure. A separate snippet mentions Another Name being added to the wall of memorials in front of Grafton Town Hall.
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