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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1992
Page
1
Census Bureau reports in 1990 that more than one third of high school age Americans had flunked or left school. The finding appears in a Friday release and is summarized on A-3.
Anissa Ayala and Bryan Espinosa married amid family ties as Anissa’s sister Marissa Eve served as flower girl. Marissa was conceived to aid Anissa’s health fight, adding a poignant note to the ceremony and story on D-2.
In New York a federal judge upholds the Bush administration stance on Haitian asylum seekers. The mixed regional briefs mention a 15 year old in Wisconsin whose ear was ripped out and infection led to a foot amputation.
Elyria police candidate Lewis Robinson Jr was tested with a lie detector that did not include direct questions about a 1989 cocaine trafficking arrest in Georgia. Robinson, 44, was arrested January 28, 1989 on I 75 in Tift County and later cleared. Elyria officials knew of the case and informed the examiner before hiring him.
Elyria Safety Service Director Timothy Coey said a decision on whether rookie police officer Lewis Robinson Jr. will stay on the job will come within two weeks. Robinson, one of eight rookies hired last month, is under a 12 month probation. The ruling follows detectives’ return from Georgia investigating a 1989 arrest in a car with cocaine. Chief Rodger Griffith said the inquiry is yielding useful information.
Elyria Lorain County Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi won 45 percent of the vote across 18 townships to claim the Democratic primary seat, defeating six challengers. She carried all cities and villages with 44 percent overall and advances to face Republican Mary Jo Cook in November.
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