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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1993
Page
1
Ford officials told reporters at Lorain Assembly Plant that no four door Thunderbird or Mercury Cougar will be produced this year. They dismissed speculation of a four door model and emphasized the current two door designs remain the focus.
About 100 people have applied to take Elyria's police officer exam as the June 24 deadline nears. Safety Service Director Tim Coey said the count jumped from 39 last week. The Civil Service Commission will administer the written test on July 4 if enough applicants remain.
The Chronicle Telegram won two second place awards for general excellence and lifestyle coverage in the All Ohio Invitational Competition, with Arnold Miller earning a second place for headline writing. WEOL AM also took several first places for news coverage among Ohio entries.
Leilani Rose of Davis California explained her four year nightmare marriage and poverty while detailing how she became a copycat hoaxer in a wave of reports that claimed finding a needle in a Pepsi can. The tactic spurred a major product tampering probe that spread across cities including San Diego William sport and Albion Michigan as psychiatrists seek why copycats emerge.
Gopi Cherukuri recalls the struggle and reward of being Asian Indian in Lorain County as the Indian community marks 1993 Lorain International Festival. He notes culture and roots, the pooja room at home, and seasonal Dina Li festival celebrations with about 70 families, while his children face questions about identity.
Ohio jail will transport highly intoxicated prisoners to a hospital and log checks every 20 to 30 minutes for ten hours. The policy, already in progress, follows the June 6 death of David A. Crisp who died after being jailed for disorderly conduct by intoxication and persisting. Coroner Matus noted a 0.176 percent blood alcohol level and morphine in Crisp’s system. investigators found no officer wrongdoing.
David A. Crisp, 41, arrested for disorderly conduct by intoxication and persisting, died after midnight in Lorain City jail. He was placed in a holding cell with 17 inmates, showed signs of distress, and was found unresponsive with blood on his mouth. Paramedics revived him at St. Joseph Hospital but he was pronounced dead.
Phosiax Suns defeated the Chicago Bulls on Friday night to even the NBA playoff series and set up a Game Six at home Sunday. Force A1 reports.
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