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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1990
Page
1
President George Bush answers questions at a final news conference in London during the NATO summit. Allies vow sharp reductions in nuclear and conventional defenses in Europe while extending a hand of friendship to Mikhail Gorbachev and Eastern Europe.
The father of an 8 year old boy who died after four hours trapped in a freezer while reaching for a popsicle has filed a wrongful death suit against the appliance maker and distributor. The case follows the Elyria incident reported on page B-1.
A compact note outlines editorial focus on Accent A and Bridge while noting additional items across All sections. It mentions BS Comics and theater listings, Dear Abby on TV, and a death notices segment.
The report notes high near mid 70s with clear night and low around 60. Sunday forecasts partly cloudy with temperatures reaching 80 to 85 and a 20 percent chance of rain.
Lorain, Ohio. Daniel Perez 13 drowned while swimming near a breakwall north of the Lorain Coast Guard Station. A hoax distress call delayed the search. Coast Guard and police traced the call to near the International Yacht Club. Perez was with four relatives when the incident occurred around 7:45 p.m. Authorities noted a pattern of hoax calls this year.
A Columbus lawyer for Northern Ohio Associates seeks a tax reduction on the former Fisher Guide plant on Lowell Street, arguing a lower assessment would spur long term growth and attract tenants. Elyria schools oppose, saying reduced taxes would cost about $67,000 annually, while district attorney Timothy Armstrong questions sale validity after Maynards Industries joined Northern Ohio Associates.
Paul Dalton 20 and Dane M. Petersen a Oberlin College junior were arrested and charged with receiving stolen property and destruction of property after a 48 star flag from 196 N Main St was stolen and burned in front of Wilder Hall during a protest against Panama invasion. Police say it is unclear who did the theft but evidence supports the charges. The flag belonged to Robert Schubert and was a family heirloom. Both suspects were among five pictured in the event photo.
South Amherst police expect the official coroner's ruling on 13 month old Kristen LaMarr to be delivered next week. The case centers on prior abuse and metasynchronous injuries including rib and leg fractures, with the death previously ruled a homicide. Foster father Richard Schultz and wife Susie deny wrongdoing as authorities coordinate with Lorain County Social Services.
Elyria and North Ridgeville officials criticize Continental Cablevision for a $100 hookup charge to switch from standard to basic service and for increasing the monthly rate from $14.95 to $17.45. Company officials say the fee covers installation work and removal of unused channels, while promoting a $2.50 non satellite basic option that lacks satellite channels.
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