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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1993
Page
3
The report lists sunrise at 5 53 a m and sunset at 9 02 p m for tomorrow with today’s conditions sunny. Southeast winds at 5 to 7 5 knots and seas from 1 to 3 feet.
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company in Elyria Ohio. It lists staff roles and contact numbers and provides subscription rates and postal information. Mail subscriptions cost 171.60 per year for Sunday only 54.60 per year and 82 for daily and Sunday. Postmaster address updates go to PO Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036.
The department faces morale and leadership challenges as Chief Griffith confronts criticism over change, patrol ties, and City Hall conflicts. Voters approved a tax increase in February 1992 to fund 25 new officers and equipment, but officers say changes remain slow while supporters praise Griffith’s reform efforts and training programs.
Griffith faced multiple disputes as Police Chief Rodger Griffith drew scrutiny over six years. Incidents include a 1987 transfer amid a car seizure dispute, a federal suit later settled, a 1980 independent probe clearing him, and a 1992 one day suspension tied to hiring a rookie with an arrest record. City officials and unions weighed disciplinary actions, with limited consequences.
In Lorain and nearby Elyria residents debate President Clinton's health care push and tax plan. Some praise his budget efforts and concessions, while others condemn proposed taxes and demand more spending cuts. Voters cite personal impacts, with mixed views from unions, businesspeople, and Democrats.
U N forces carried air and ground strikes in Mogadishu hitting Aidid's radio station and four weapons sites after a Saturday operation detained about 200 Somalis. Clinton called the offensive essential and no U S casualties were reported. International officials caution Aidid remains capable, despite claims of some local support.
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