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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1990
Page
6
Oberlin High hosted a two day job fair with 23 Oberlin business reps and 186 students. Students did mock interviews using ads from local firms and filled applications for 20 minute sessions.
A 15 year old boy in Lorain County Juvenile Court faces a March 30 pre trial hearing on two delinquency counts of attempted aggravated murder after allegedly placing mercury chloride on his mother's cereal and bleach in her drink. He remains in custody at the juvenile home as evaluations proceed. The case stems from two January incidents amid custodial disputes with his mother Sarah Crumby. If convicted as a juvenile, he could receive a minimum one year and maximum until age 21 in a youth facility.
Elyria area hospitals plan to appeal Medicare reimbursements under a district funding bill amendment proposed by U S Representative Don Pease. Lorain Community Hospital, Elyria Memorial, St Joseph and Allen Memorial expect increased annual payments if the mechanism is adopted. officials doubt Pease will reintroduce the idea.
Early morning fire at 475 am damaged a back porch of a West River Street home owned by Charles Mathes Sr. Firefighters, called by a neighbor, extinguished the blaze and prevented spread. Cause under investigation with no injuries. Earlier, a curtain fire in a Court Street piano school apartment caused minor damage. No injuries reported.
Lorain County sheriff’s department opened an inquiry into allegedly fraudulent petitions filed by Democratic candidate Henry King of Lorain. The probe, ordered by the prosecutor’s office after a board of elections hearing, will quote interview circulators and signers as deputies review documents.
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