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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1988
Page
1
North Olmsted plans about 350000 to begin fixing a leaky Recreation Complex roof with total project costs near 800000. Mayor Petrigac says half may start repairs while a 150000 reserve covers back pay in Cooper case. City aims for 1989 general fund around 9168000 amid tax revenue shortfalls.
Several residents criticize three council members Beverly Smith Dorothy Perin and Robert Sculac for a June 20 private meeting at Smiths home to discuss the LOG sewer project. Mayor Kennedy urges open meetings and public disclosure of minutes.
North Olmsted Law Director Michael Gareau is delaying a $115000 three year lease with Great Northern Dodge for eight new police cars. He seeks changes on payment timing insurance and a 90 day replacement car clause. The dealership reportedly agrees to the requested modifications.
Rain measured at .04 inches offered little relief to farmers in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties as forecasts show no rain coming this weekend. Officials warn dry conditions could affect Fourth of July displays with some venues planning fire safety measures and crowd spacing.
Cleveland station WIW-TV Channel 8 anchor Robin Swoboda will join KFMB-TV in San Diego to anchor the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts for a six figure salary. Her departure ends a tenure since 1986 and follows staff morale concerns after a Gillette Broadcasting sale. Swoboda, 29, will likely be replaced by another woman. contract through early 1989.
BAY VILLAGE The Stay in Bay committee of the Bay Kiwanis Club plans a home Fourth of July with the 14th Bay Days festival at Cahoon Park from Friday noon to Monday evening. Highlights include a pet show, square dancing, disk jockey music, a Bike Trike and Wagon Parade, a water fight, and a 9:45 p.m. fireworks display. A five mile and one mile run start Monday at Bay High School. first 900 registrants get free T shirts.
Entry form available for the C T and JCs race with a registration deadline noted as 8 7. Participants are urged to sign up if not already registered.
Weather summary notes clear skies and freezing air with a record low. Daily low stays in the mid 40s while Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and a cool feel. High near 70. Page A section holds details.
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