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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1996
Page
2
A forecast noting mainly south winds 15 to 25 knots and a chance of light snow after midnight. The lake remains mostly ice covered. Saturday brings south winds 15 to 25 knots shifting to southwest with light snow likely.
E-CHECK complaints drive testing system debate as EPA director backs a cap but demands environmental impact data first. Federal Clean Air Act standards must be met, or the state faces potential liability. Legislation and governor approval required before changes. Rep. Sines says quick approval after legislative return March 24. Mary Mertz supports changes that do not hinder federal air compliance.
Baker, 40, was found not guilty of beating Brittani, his 6 foot 8 inch daughter, after jurors said there was insufficient evidence. He defended his actions as punishment for lies about a prank at Avon East Elementary, while Brittani’s testimony and a police interview swayed some jurors. The family seeks counseling and Baker laments the high personal cost including business losses and legal fees.
O J Simpson requested delay pushes the trial back five months from April 2 to September 9. He used a radio call to lash out at critics and accuse Faye Resnick of lying while calling Brian Kaelin accommodating. A wrongful death suit against Simpson was also postponed by more than five months to give lawyers extra prep time.
Negotiations between Moen Inc and United Auto Workers Local 101 stretch beyond the expiry as management and labor meet daily. About 200 hourly workers face potential pay cuts and relocation fears, with the plant previously eyed for closure and possible work shift to North Carolina or overseas. A separate talks with MESA Local 15 continue, while overall operations remain running.
Prosecutors seek blood sample testing to compare stains on clothing with Randall and his alleged attackers. Two eye witnesses identify Justin and Davis in separate photo lineups as stomping and kicking Randall during the fatal beating on Lake Avenue. Randall, originally from Akron, left behind his wife Carol, 32, and five children.
Ashland County prosecutors plan to present the Oberlin assault case to a county grand jury next week. Officer Jasinski and Medina detectives describe Locke facing charges including gross sexual imposition and assault. Police across multiple cities say Locke attacked women on streets, sometimes with violence, and have linked the pattern to nine prior public indecency convictions.
Albert Belle faces a heavy $50,000 fine with talk of partial payment by the Cleveland Indians. Bud Selig allegedly sought a firm message while Belle’s supporters choose an arbitration route, arguing the punishment is excessive and scapegoating the star.
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