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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1992
Page
1
Carolyn Warwus sentenced to 25 years to life for killing her lover's husband. Other items note Rodney King arrest on spousal abuse charges, Meghan Ratto’s kidnap escape, a Medway police suicide claim, Lloyd Bridges medical update, Brook Park airport concerns, and local weather.
Keliy Newman, 21, of Kiyria, was convicted on two second degree felonies for endangering her toddler last November. The jury deadlocked on a felonious assault charge. Judge Horvath scheduled sentencing for 9 a.m. Tuesday. Newman’s attorney said an appeal will be filed.
Bargaining between ELYRIA School Board and OAPSE broke off after a laid off worker, CAPSE Chapter 133 president David Bring, refused to quit the talks. The board, citing contract terms, says bargaining unit members must be district employees. Bring argues bylaws allow his participation despite layoff. mediator had been present since impasse earlier this month.
Navy Secretary H. Lawrence Garrett III resigned citing leadership failure that allowed sexual assaults by pilots at a 1991 Las Vegas aviators convention. He said he did not commit offensive acts and urged an independent probe by the Pentagon inspector general. The move follows Navy findings that officials knew of misconduct for years but took no action.
Lorain County unemployment climbed from 6.6 to 9.1 percent in May with Elyria up to 10.0 percent and Lorain at 10.4 percent. ARES manager Chris Gallow noted claims rose across sectors as the recession continues to affect workers. The county rate remains 1.1 points higher than May last year while Cuyahoga rose to 6.4 percent and Adams County reported 16 percent statewide highs.
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