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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1990

Page

9

Elyria Raises Residential Garbage Rate After Two Votes

Elyria council approved a two step increase from $7.75 to $8.50 in two votes on Monday. The first raised to $8.25, and a second 25 cent bump followed as attendees departed. City Solicitor Pete Shilling guided the final action amid a clerk’s misprint error affecting May 1 billing.

Elyria Terry Pete” Shilling Terry Robinson Shilling

Bay police chief joins Crime Stoppers Board

Bay Village Police Chief William E. Gareau, a 23 year veteran, sits on the Crime Stoppers Board with Cleveland’s new chief Edward Kovacic. Gareau also presides over the Cuyahoga County Police Chiefs Association and is an FBI National Academy alumnus. He has led cooperative narcotics and disaster planning efforts and heads regional SWAT and bomb squads. Kovacic became Cleveland Police Department head on January 1, leading the 1800 member force. He is married with three children and resides in Rocky River.

Bay Village William E. Gareau Crime Stoppers Edward Kovacic Cleveland Gareau Bay Department Cuyahoga County Police Chiefs Association FBI National Academy Westshore Enforcement Bureau SWAT Rocky River Kovacic Michael White

Census forms arrive early in Elyria area

Elyria area census officials faced a surprise when the U S Postal Service started delivering 1990 census forms Friday, a day ahead of schedule. Lorain district manager Ken Hall said forms were expected to go out Friday and reach most people today or Monday. He noted post offices held them to speed completion over the weekend. Callers worried about confidentiality. Hall assured that information remains confidential and will be stored in a statistical bank, not released by name. Respondents are advised to use pencil rather than ink.

Elyria U.S. Postal Service Ken Hall Lorain Hall

Wayne Ross Leaves Clearview for Lorain County Superintendent Role

Wayne Ross, after 23 years in Clearview, accepts the Lorain County superintendent post overseeing six districts Avon Clearview Columbia Firelands Keystone and Midview. He seeks stronger curricula and higher standards, stressing programs that push beyond minimum competition and aim for broader countywide collaboration.

Wayne Ross Clearview Ross County Board of Education Avon Columbia Firelands Keystone Midview County Board Lorain County

Man pleads guilty in cocaine ring case at Lorain County

Kenneth Bragg 30 of Sheffield Lake admitted roles in a cocaine importing ring that allegedly involved former police officers from Sheffield Lake and Miami Beach. He pleaded guilty to engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, aggravated drug trafficking, possession of criminal tools, and a misdemeanor permitting drug abuse, facing 7 to 25 years plus fines and additional prison time upon sentencing.

Elyria Sheffield Lake Friday Miami Beach Kenneth Bragg Lakeside Bragg Lorain County Common Pleas Court Lynett McGough

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