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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1989
Page
1
Elyria Police Chief Rodger Griffith said he sees no improper conduct by officers in the Jack Byam case. Byam, former Central Maintenance Garage head, pleaded guilty to theft in office and may be polygraphed to probe public corruption leads. He faces up to two years, with sentencing later.
North Ridgeville observer reports Monday hit 80 degrees, a March and monthly record, with 73 expected to fall as heat climbs. Cleveland also tied the date record at 80, while forecasters caution against overreaching drought fears pending a hot summer.
Grafton’s new Route 83 facilities face space shortage as GCI housing 283 inmates nears capacity by late summer. The Lorain Correctional Institution, under construction across the road, designed for 750 beds, could hold up to 1,000 close security inmates once open in June with first arrivals in October.
Former Lorain Safety Director Richard Yepko faces a second degree misdemeanor in Lorain Municipal Court for failing to carry out duties after allegedly telling club operators a gambling crackdown was halted because Police Chief John Malinovsky planned vacation amid his felony indictment. Malinovsky himself was later indicted on extortion perjury civil rights obstruction charges related to alleged pressure on inspectors at a bingo hall run by Ins daughter.
Police say a man calling himself Ulysses Roger Stuck ran a broad scam from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. He forged checks totaling about 40000 dollars, opened accounts, and used a credit card for daily deliveries and meals. A truckload of gear valued at 14000 dollars was left unpaid and recovered at Pittsburgh airport.
Elyria and Lorain County commissioners postponed a $10 piggyback license plate tax until May 2 when area municipalities meet. Cities may enact the tax themselves to receive a larger revenue share, said Elyria Mayor Michael Keys during a public hearing. TURN TO PAGE A-6.
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