The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
Jason Connery son of Sean Connery stars as the James Bond creator in The Secret Life of Ian Fleming on TNT Channel. The program delves into Fleming behind the Bond series and airs on TNT.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1990
Page
1
Jason Connery son of Sean Connery stars as the James Bond creator in The Secret Life of Ian Fleming on TNT Channel. The program delves into Fleming behind the Bond series and airs on TNT.
Debbie Reynolds stars in The Unsinkable Molly Brown heading for Cleveland as Lorain County Arts Council reorganizes. Chronicle-Telegram reports district spelling bee at St Peter School with 38 seventh and eighth graders competing for 16 regional spots. Also notes youth orchestra tour plans and local crime and education items across Lorain Berea Westlake pages.
Evanston reports Michigan State secures a tie for the Big Ten title, the program’s first since 1979. Bloomington dispatch notes Ohio State’s NCAA bid suffers a near-fatal blow, elevating stakes at tournament time.
Fort Lauderdale Florida crowds of college students yield to a newer party animal trend as reported on page A-12 showing a shift in campus social life.
A quiet Saturday brings milder weather with temperatures in the upper forties. Details appear on page A3 outlining expected highs, wind patterns, and coastal outlooks for the region.
Avon Lake teachers vote unanimously to accept a contract boosting starting pay to 20 000 from 19 500 and raising overall compensation by 12 1/2 percent over two years. Elyria and Midview districts face pressure to match roughly six percent increases as contracts loom.
Elyria council probes private jail for minimum security inmates despite previous rebuffs by Lorain County Commissioners and Sheffield Lake residents. Safety Director Tollett asks committee to study zoning implications and potential site questions before any opening.
Elyria reports the county Solid Waste Management Committee weighing a drop-off and buy-back center for plastics paper aluminum and other recyclables collected by volunteer groups. Committee chair Dick Williams says market feasibility and offering a sure incentive are key questions as discussions continue.
Steve Forbes says Malcolm Forbes left a directive to give Forbes Inc employees an extra week’s pay and forgive debts up to 10 000 dollars. He notes the loan amnesty is lotterylike and adds the elder Forbes would say to enjoy the money. Don Garson confirms staff reaction at the Forbes Building in Manhattan.
A herd of about 13 deer wandered onto Terry Bethel's property on Fowles Road around 6:45 p.m. One deer smashed through a basement window, tearing plumbing and soaking the floor. Police later destroyed a deer with a broken neck and others were driven into nearby woods. Two men wrestled a second deer after it breached Shaft's Grocery fence. Bethel reported extensive damage and an astonished insurance adjuster.
Bob Greene launches a nationally syndicated column on CT's Etc Page today with a twice weekly run. The Columbus native writes for the Chicago Tribune and Tribune Media Services and contributes to ABC News Nightline. He covers human-interest stories beginning with Gary Coleman in his first column.
The Utilities Committee begins debate on street resurfacing and capital improvements for five years with a $250 000 to $300 000 resurfacing budget. Projects include Gulf Road culvert replacement and storm sewer work on Kenyon Street.
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