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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1992
Page
1
The forecast covers Wednesday through Friday with a chance of showers in the northeast. Highs range from the 70s Wednesday to the 60s Thursday and Friday, with lows in the 50s Wednesday and the mid 40s to mid 50s Thursday and Friday. Tonight features variable winds and mostly clear conditions, while tomorrow brings increasing south winds, mostly cloudy skies, and a chance of showers.
Much of the Northeast and Midwest stay cool and cloudy as a low pressure system brings showers to New England while Minnesota Wisconsin and the southern Plains see scattered rain. On Sunday Carolina storms battered crops with hail as large as golf balls. Rain and thunderstorms stretched from New England to the Ohio Valley Louisiana eastern Texas the Rockies and western Plains with temps ranging from the 50s to 80s across the areas.
Report notes no Super Lotto winners and lists Pick 3 numbers 5 9 8 plus 2 2 3 Pa. details. Mentions drawing planned for next date with a prize pool around 16 million dollars. Weber figures and scattered digits appear. overall odds and payout context implied.
In Cleveland 37 witnesses are expected to testify in the 1.25 million civil case filed by Elisabeth Tschantz against State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. Judge Lillian J. Greene will oversee a July 20 trial that could last five to 10 days.
Thirty five abortion rights protesters arrested while challenging a new Cincinnati law blocking clinic entry may avoid jail for at least a year. Judge Mark Painter said no cell space exists, as protesters released after brief appearances. The May 28 ordinance requires first offenders to three days in jail and fines up to 1000 dollars. The Tri-State Rescue group organized the action at the Women's Med Center.
Miami University’s board tentatively set 1992-93 tuition at 3950 dollars, a 7 percent rise from last year. State budget talks may trigger another increase if the cap is raised, with current limits at 7 percent for two years and possible higher caps to offset anticipated education funding cuts. Governor Voinovich has signaled substantial cuts effective July 1.
Columbus Ohio will obtain about 20.3 million dollars from a congressional aid package for cities. About 16 million funds go to state job training programs and 4.3 million to larger cities including Cleveland and Cincinnati. Administration urges immediate enrollment in summer youth programs as Congress approved a 60 percent boost to funding.
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