25 Jul 1986
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1986
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a Straw Poll on the Kent State memorial and a cartoonist’s view. Other lines reference a Travelin' O'Toales feature and vague magazine content. No clear events, dates, or sources are identifiable from the readable text.
Ohio Democratic Party Chairman James Ruvolo calls the Franklin County grand jury indictments of Pamela Conrad and Larry McCartney political acts tied to Governor Celeste’s foes. Senate President Paul Gillmor cites unprecedented corruption in Celeste’s office while Rhodes pursues an ouster effort.
Elyria Lorain County will participate in a downtown revitalization program led by the Elyria Midtown Commons Improvement Corp. The county may pay about 184000 as an assessment over 20 years, with details still under review. Plans show angle parking streetlights and underground wiring.
Troy D Raber 19 dived into water at River Run Apartments on East Avenue Elyria to rescue 11 year old Shalleke James from eight feet deep. She was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition and later stabilized after mouth to mouth resuscitation by Raber and the father.
Elyria may name a new superintendent with a midrange salary around 60,000 to 68,000 dollars. The district notes the 65,000 dollar figure in a brochure is not a firm commitment but reflects experience and market conditions.
A weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with rain and thunderstorms possible. Temperatures dip to around 70 at night and rise to near 90 during the day with cloudy skies on Saturday and a slight chance of showers.
Lorain project aims to install 114 floating docks in the former shipyard drydocks after Army Corps approval. Alan Spitzer, president of Spitzer Great Lakes Ltd., says work could begin as early as September with a May boating season start planned for the marina. He notes potential expansion including a boat supply shop and more docks, potentially making it the largest marina on the Great Lakes. He mentions Cedar Point's facility as a benchmark with about 750 boats capacity.
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