Elyria Catholic Captures Sectional Title In Thriller
ADAM REICHARD came off the bench to spark Elyria Catholic as the Panthers edged Avon to win the sectional title Friday night. Details in Saturday Sports.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1990
Page
1
ADAM REICHARD came off the bench to spark Elyria Catholic as the Panthers edged Avon to win the sectional title Friday night. Details in Saturday Sports.
TV and radio focus on a drug roadblock as reports note a nationwide crackdown. The piece lists related items from Elyria to New York and other cities, hinting at broader law enforcement and media coverage.
In a prison interview Ri chard G Eberling alleged that Esther Houk Bay Village mayor J Spencer Houk and a homosexual link drove the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder He said Esther threatened Marilyn on July 2 1954 and that Sam Sheppard hid the truth to protect the mayor.
The Avon Lake Education Association filed two unfair labor practice charges with SERB after Avon Lake Board of Education banned teachers from school grounds. Spokesman Timothy Combs says the board violated state law guaranteeing work stoppage rights and restrained employees from participating in a legal strike through a lockout. The SERB will decide on the complaints. the association has 168 members.
Congressional panels fault Navy for declaring Gunner's Mate Clayton Hartwig caused the USS Iowa explosion. The 48 page report says the investigation rested on insufficient evidence and shows an excess of certitude about the cause.
Heather Houston, 14, defends her spelling title after a tense final with Eric Dawson, 13, at Oberlin High School. She clinches victory on coloratura after Eric misses chlore following a two-word spell-off, ending a 217-word, two-hour contest.
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