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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1990
Page
1
Al Tutela, once embattled superintendent of Cleveland Public Schools, now works at a North Olmsted consulting firm developing risk management programs. He discusses his tenure and lessons learned in an interview on Page A-2.
Joel Miller of the Lorain County K-9 unit watches a child enjoy ice cream as a group of law enforcement officers entertain youths in Green Acres and foster homes. They swim golf ride horses planes and camp out during Operation Open Heart week.
A sunny pattern continues with a clear and mild night expected. Overnight low near 60 degrees and Thursday highs forecast between 80 and 85 degrees. Details continue on page A-3.
The 6.1 mile Route 2 bypass around Huron, built at 60.3 million dollars, opens Oct. 15. Residents and business owners anticipate less Cedar Point traffic and new marketing needs for local ice cream stands and gift shops after years of delay due to environmental reviews at Old Woman Creek.
Elyria based Moen Inc. accepts a 975 million offer from American Brands Inc. The sale, announced Friday, puts Moen under MasterBrand Industries. Randall Larrimore will become president and CEO while Clark B. Wilson stays as consultant through year end 1990. Moen operates plants in Elyria and other sites and co owns some overseas plants.
The Chronicle Telegram survey finds 62 percent back Pete Rose for the Hall of Fame despite tax evasion convictions. Nearly 200 readers weighed in. many argue Rose’s on field accomplishments justify induction while noting his life ban and prison sentence.
Elyria LifeCare Ambulance driver Terry Costigan pulled two girls from the Black River after they were swept into the water. Park Ranger Cliff Thierry says the responding officer only said children were playing near the bank, delaying aid during high water.
Parks Director David Woodruff cautions that swimming in the Black River is dangerous and prohibited by city ordinances. Rangers recently halted a large illegal swim at Elywoods and Cascade Parks and urge people to use municipal pools instead to avoid dangerous undercurrents and fast moving water.
More than 20 area artisans will set up on Broad Street for the Summer Spirit Sidewalk and Craft Sale sponsored by the Downtown Commons Association. The event runs Friday to Sunday with displays by craftspeople and downtown businesses, live entertainment, a 17 foot boat drawing, and hours 10 am to 8 pm Friday 10 am to 6 pm Saturday and noon to 5 pm Sunday.
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