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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1990
Page
1
Veteran offensive tackle Cody Rissen announces retirement for good ending his second farewell with the Browns. The Saturday Sports item notes the abrupt departure and reflections on his NFL career.
McMartin mistrial case ends with Raymond Buckey walk as jury deadlocks. A wide roundup covers sports results, local government actions, and regional events including a 34 million wastewater fine in Gary, Indiana. Other items note school levies, sanctions on Iraq, and a revived Today show drop in ratings.
Maurice Brown was found not guilty of one count of drug trafficking after jurors deliberated 30 minutes. His mother Cheryl McCall was sentenced to three years in prison and fined $5,000 for aggravating drug trafficking involving selling drugs to a confidential informant.
Elyria police investigate the Abduction Prevention Reconstruction and Information League over a missing 14 year old, Angela Hicks. Officials seized financial records and ordered a halt to searches after volunteers raised about 11,000 dollars with most funds reportedly going to solicitors and admin costs. Det. Ray Riley noted police had not treated the case as an abduction and that Angela may have run away to live with friends at 820 Rosewood Drive.
A Lorain jury convicts Elmer Gruber 57 of domestic violence after about 20 minutes of deliberation. Gruber faces up to six months in jail as his mother Leona Gruber 75 suffered extensive bruising and hypothermia before hospital admission.
A Lorain County woman and a construction worker received rabies shots after bat bites. Jim Boddy of the Health Department notes bats test positive rarely, with six animal tests monthly and a long quarantine period. Wallace recalled the bat clinging to her foot during yard duty, marking the first confirmed positive bat bite in 20 years.
Amherst Twoman Brett Squires, 19, of 7985 Leavitt Rd, faces a misdemeanor negligent assault charge after a Leavitt Road man was shot in the head while picnicking July 7. John Murray, 53, of 8020 Leavitt Rd, was treated for a bullet in his temple and released from hospital.
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