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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1992
Page
1
President and Mrs. Bush tour the Pijuca National Park rain forest near Rio de Janeiro, the Earth Summit venue. Bush defends the US position to summit attendees on A-4.
In Albuquerque a deceased Air Force sergeant appears at a wedding as his wife contemplates remarriage. Los Angeles reports a lunar eclipse will darken the full moon Sunday night. Medina neighbors protest a rebuilt mansion after a rich owner razed a 1.1 million residence. Berea notes Baldwin-Wallace College honors 1,003 graduates including Anneliese Cooper Watt of Elyria. Sunny with highs 80 to 85, tonight partly cloudy, low around 60, Sunday cloudy with 40 percent rain chance, high near 80.
U S District Judge Ann Aldrich ruled the Lorain County prosecutors cannot retry Police Chief John Malinovsky, saying it would violate double jeopardy protections. The charges were dismissed mid trial in June 1989 amid accusations he pressured inspectors to overlook fire code violations at a bingo hall run by his daughter. Prosecutor Gregory White plans an appeal and contends the pursuit was to secure an impartial jury. Malinovsky and his lawyer deny any criminal wrongdoing amid the long legal battle.
The Kingdom of Pentwyver presents a Renaissance style performance to campers, delivering live entertainment with period costumes, swords, and staged combat in a woodland setting.
Business owners along Lowell Street say the partial bridge closure since April has cut customer traffic and revenue. Kenny King’s Family Restaurants and Batters Box report fewer customers while officials expect a mid September deck completion.
NOACA considers economic benefits for Lorain County from widening I-90 between Route 63 and the Cuyahoga line or improving Route 611 to better connect downtown Lorain to the Ford Nissan plant. At a Friday board meeting officials said no conclusions exist yet as analyses proceed. The study includes air quality, transportation alternatives to reduce car use, safety and the advantages of extra lanes during road work.
Lorain County Community College faces its own funding issues per the Managing for the Future Task Force. It suggests a technology park and a conference facility on nearby vacant land as non-traditional revenue sources, per John Butkowski of Lorain Products Corp.
Amherst police investigated photos of seventh and eighth grade girls at a Catholic school. The images, not sexually explicit, included one showing a leg bound in a way some described as bizarre. The diocese suspended the teacher pending further inquiry. charges possible for voyeurism were mentioned but not decided.
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