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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1982
Page
1
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain or snow and overnight low in the mid to upper 30s. Showers likely Thursday morning with flurries by afternoon and highs near 40. Rain and snow chances drop from tonight to Thursday. Sunrise 6:25 a.m. Tonight sunset 4:44 p.m. Details on Page A-3.
Bendix Heavy Vehicle Systems Group in Elyria weighs shutting manufacturing, risking about 209 hourly jobs while preserving plant headquarters and engineering facilities. Union talks with UAW Local 971 followed discussions on labor costs and efficiency, with a decision due in weeks as Bendix assesses competitiveness.
In Columbus, Manuel Arias, 22, was found guilty of murder for the July strangling of 19 year old Christine Gerhart. He received a 15 years to life sentence and will be eligible for parole in eight years and 10 months. The verdict avoided aggravated murder.
Rev Maurice J Mosley former pastor of College Heights Baptist Church has paid local creditors about 13000 since moving Priority One televangelism to Texas last fall. The Chronicle-Telegram reported on church finances and the ministry as Mosley repaid a 32000 loan mortgaged to church property. A $500 partial payment on 8000 owed for Priority One brochures was made Friday along with a payment to a local camera shop. Mosley’s son Keith denied links between the CT series and the repayments.
Voters approved levies for four of five area districts on Tuesday with North Olmsted, Columbia, Vermilion and New London approving while Black River rejected. North Olmsted officials praised the result and said the levy funds will preserve about 20 teaching jobs and most programs, though some trimming remains due to enrollment declines. Local officials blamed state funding for many school difficulties and urged citizens to lobby state officials to avoid further cuts.
In a critique of Places Rated Almanac, Lorain County is shown to be midpack at 139th, while Cleveland rankings rise due to recreation, arts, health care, transportation and education factors. The author reruns ratings, noting access to Cleveland facilities boosts Lorain-Elyria residents. Cleveland turn to page A-4.
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