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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1990
Page
1
In TV Week, Mr. Rogers offers two special series to help parents and kids enjoy summer and prepare for the first day of school. The programs aim to foster family time and easy back to school routines.
President Bush signs the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 with left foot as Rev. Harold Wilke from Clairmont and Evan Kemp in a wheelchair join the ceremony. Vice President Quayle and Kemp participate highlighting accessibility and equal opportunities.
The forecast calls for clear skies and mild conditions with a low tonight of 60 to 65 degrees and a Saturday high in the mid 60s to 70s. Details continue on page A3.
JVJ officials announce a new family entertainment center near General Cinema with miniature golf video games and batting cages set to open this fall. An eight bay Tire America will be built west of the theater while Conrad Goodyear returns to the strip center east of the mall. The May Co. addition opens in August. Shoppers can earn 10 percent rebates in Midway Money on opening day.
Sheffield Village police plan random sobriety checkpoints tonight inside the village, with locations and times undisclosed. The checkpoints, deemed constitutional by the U S Supreme Court, follow a September program that stopped 78 vehicles and cited 23 for offenses including drunk driving and drug possession.
Ninth District Court of Appeals Judge Joseph E. Cirigliano’s campaign committee will file a third post election finance report to address bookkeeping errors. Summit County Board of Elections officials cited anonymous donations totaling 3100 dollars and unpaid reports for checks used to pay media outlets.
Ohio Lottery Commission director Nabakowski says the panel is neutral on Issue 3 a pilot Lorain casino and will place game terminals there if a casino is built. Backers of the fight say the facts book by Cochran Public Relations highlights horse racing ties and questions the costs and crime risks of a Lorain casino plan.
Lorain Schools face removal of the magnet program and forced busing to meet a 1984 desegregation agreement unless state money is provided. Superintendent Thomas Rollin and Board of Education members asked U.S. District Judge Dowd for the state to pay 3.4 million for 1988 89 and 3.7 million for 1990 91. The magnet program arose from a 1985 consent decree after a 1979 NAACP lawsuit. The district warns of a deficit over 6 million if funds are not received and the program must be saved against levy expirations and grant shortfalls. State officials defend past adherence to the agreement.
Lorain County Coroner Robert Thomas confirmed the newborn boy, found decomposed in a holding tank under a Metro Park restroom, died of drowning after a full-term birth. The umbilical cord was cut and part of the placenta was recovered. no trauma noted. Authorities seek tips at multiple sheriff lines.
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