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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1992
Page
1
Sandy Alomar Jr of Cleveland is nearly hit by a pitch and then delivers a drop kick as the Indians and Tigers clash at the stadium. A benches clearing brawl follows before Detroit defeats Cleveland 2 to 1.
Hopeful for a summation of Nazi war criminal Demjanjuk's appeal set in motion as he travels to Israel's Supreme Court today. Reports say striking chances exist that the death penalty may be avoided and that releases could occur. Southern Baptist leaders condemn two churches for condoning homosexuality and call for severing ties with them and other similar groups.
A brief forecast notes clearing skies tonight with a low around 50 degrees. Wednesday will be mostly sunny with a high in the low 70s, cooler near Lake Erie. Details on A-2.
About 107 TRW workers walked out at midnight after a contract expired. Union spokesman Paul Hood said the dispute centers on concessions rather than raises, with management seeking wage and benefit givebacks. Negotiations had been ongoing for three months with daily talks last week, and no immediate end date was set.
Elyria law director says rookie officer Lewis Robinson Jr. could be fired if found to have lied or given inadequate information about 1989 drug trafficking charges that were dismissed. Robinson passed a lie detector test, but questions did not address the arrest in Georgia where he was charged with trafficking and related offenses.
Lorain City Council committee tabled a Port Authority rezoning plan amid complaints from more than 60 property owners along the Black River. The plan aimed to create waterfront zones for recreation and mixed development while limiting heavy industry expansion. Port Authority Executive Director Richard Novak said changes could satisfy opponents, but council member Ronald Pecora doubted consensus.
Lincoln Academy principal Ruben Lopez faced a board of education resolution charging sexual relations with three teachers and harassment of female staff. The seven page document cites a hostile work environment and grounds for firing while Lopez had been reassigned without pay.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Board of Education will seek a 5.35 million dollar bond on August 4 to build classrooms at the high school and to buy a vacant supermarket for conversion into offices and classrooms. The plan would require about 1.7 mills in new property taxes, with the Lorain County auditor to determine exact millage. a $70,000 home owner would pay about $36 annually.
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