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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1990
Page
1
Cavaliers guard John Hot Rod Williams made one of two free throws with two seconds left to lift the team past Miami. Also mention notes Oberlin College’s Ann Gilbert earning Kodak All-America honors for her season.
A woman surrendered to police after taking refuge inside Sharon Gless's residence following an obsession with the actress. The incident prompted a police response and concluded without further violence.
A single engine Cessna 152 training flight from Elyria Airport crashed near Baumbart Road killing instructor Dennis T. Camp and seriously injuring student Carl Stewart of Olmsted Township. Stewart, hospitalized in critical condition with serious injuries, was later moved to MetroHealth Medical Center. The NTSB will investigate.
Lorain County saw 1334 criminal cases filed in 1989, up nearly 300 from 1988, with about 400 more criminal and over 2000 civil cases carried into 1990. Prosecutor Gregory White said the rising indictments burden the system but aims to prosecute the right people and keep dangerous offenders off the streets.
Robert Pustay, 47, president of Vectron Co. in Elyria, pleaded no contest to criminal damaging and discharging a firearm for firing at bicycles ridden by boys near his North Ridgeville home. He was fined 2000 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail with restitution and one year good behavior.
Lorain County Judge Edward Zaleski ruled the taped confession by Hawthorne-Boon e Principal Herman Noland is admissible. He rejected claims of Browbeat tactics and improper Miranda warnings, while a hospital blood test was excluded in a separate Sheffield Lake crash case. Noland, 42, faces multiple theft and forgery counts for alleged funds theft from Sept 1, 1984 to Nov 13, 1989 and forged accounts in 1986 and 1988.
The Supreme Court announced it will decide by early summer whether Congress violated free speech by banning flag burning. The case follows a 1989 protest when Oberlin College students burned a U S flag and raised issues that could influence elections.
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