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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1992
Page
1
Olympic coverage reports Connie Paraskevin-Young failed to qualify after being forced to re-ride in the cycling heats. The event term Heartbreak and heat winner wording reflect the setback as she exits the competition.
Wakeman farmer raises bison and serves them at his local restaurant turning a herd into a culinary offering. The story highlights the rural enterprise and menu featuring the large game meat.
Weather forecast notes mostly clear night with low temperatures 55 to 60 and a slight chance of rain on Thursday with highs near 75 to 80. Public notice instructs readers not to call for 1 cent per minute after alarm of fee, details on A-2 page.
More than 500 Eaton Township residents protested Cleveland Electric Dominating Co. plans to build a fly ash landfill along Route 83. The rally at Township Hall featured speakers including Matt Nielsen and Lorain County Commissioners Jacoby and Vasi, who oppose the project and favor a more isolated site. CEI plans a 200 acre site, with 110 acres for ash disposal, opening in 1994 and operating 25 to 35 years to replace near capacity landfills.
The Oberlin Board of Education postponed approval of a proposed gang policy after residents urged stricter clarity to avoid violating students rights. Superintendent Chip Edelsberg recommended tabling the policy for broader input from students and the new Oberlin High School principal, with a goal to implement before school starts. Residents argued the draft is too broad and could disproportionately affect black youths, while others urged more specific criteria. See GANGS, A-4
Lorain drug dealer Vernon Tony Gause, 27, was found guilty of abduction and aggravated trafficking after a three day trial. He was sentenced to 12 to 22 years in prison for the death of Yvette Riley when she tried to flee after he tried to sell crack cocaine. The judge noted the car crash occurred as Gause grabbed the steering wheel. Riley's brother praised the verdict, saying justice was served.
Elyria residents could save between 150 and 250 per month on sanitation bills if the city switches next year to a private hauler. Mayor Michael B Keys told a City Council committee he is hesitant to push outsourcing and will consult other cities to compare private services with municipal delivery.
Sabanl Services will take over management of Elyria City Schools cafeterias after a unanimous board vote. The switch aims to boost sales and cut losses totaling over 496000 dollars in four years, district business manager Fred Stephens said. Board President Gary C. Bennett stressed the change reflects leadership issues, not employee performance.
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