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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1990
Page
1
In Copenhagen harbor the 76 year old Little Mermaid statue was attacked with a hacksaw leaving a deep neck cut. Danish detectives, including a homicide officer, probe the motive and suspect list as authorities seek the perpetrator.
Norward Roussell, Selma's first Black superintendent, resigns with an undisclosed settlement close to his rejected contract renewal rate of 69 500 a year. He cites stress from protests and a white-majority board decision in December. Protests included a five week sit in at City Hall.
At Wright Patterson Air Force Base a small amount of radium buried in the 1950s on watch dials and instrumentation will be unearthed this month and sent to disposal sites in Barnwell South Carolina Richland Washington and other locations following updated Air Force rules. In Ravenna Portage County a 35 year old Newton Falls man Ronald Shaffer faces multiple charges including pandering sexually oriented material involving a minor endangering children illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented materials and drugs as investigators say two 15 year old cousins were photographed and exploited by him at his residence.
Democratic candidate Anthony L Celebrezze Jr. dismissed a Plain Dealer poll showing Cleveland former mayor George V. Voinovich leading him 47.2 to 33.9 percent among Cuyahoga County voters. He cautioned that May results are too early to predict November outcomes while outlining campaign priorities on recycling jobs and social programs.
State officials defend an unbid two year contract worth 3.8 million dollars with Flex Rx Pharmacy Services Inc of Pittsburgh to supply mail order prescription drugs for state employees. William Flaherty Ohio Department of Administrative Services calls it an accomplishment not chicanery.
Aaron DeLay seven from East Lansing rubs noses with a young MSU Swine Research Center resident during MSU annual Small Animals Day. About 10 000 visitors toured the campus Saturday to see campus research animals.
Nora Dunn of SNL declines to perform this weekend citing Dice Clay act as degrading and repulsive. She calls his routine hateful and opposes being associated with him while Lorne Michaels supports her stand but confirms the show will proceed.
Pulitzer winner Jimmy Breslin sparked a staff uproar with a Friday outburst targeting a Korean descent reporter calling her slant eyed and boasting about being valiant. Breslin apologized in a memo and column, while 46 Newsday staffers denounced his racist remarks and management issued a strong reprimand with no further action.
Roseanne Barr, back in stand up and optimistic, says she has found producers and writers for her TV series who meet her approval after years of team turnover. She criticizes male producers and ego-driven writers, noting challenges in finding capable staff and recounting experiences with industry types and their spouses.
Actress Lindsay Wagner marries movie producer Lawrence Mortorff in Los Angeles. Wagner aged 40 brings two sons to the union while Mortorff aged 41 brings three daughters.
Tonight through Saturday the forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s and 80s, chances of showers or thunderstorms midweek, and cooler conditions by Friday and Saturday. Winds will be 15 to 25 knots with 2 to 5 foot waves, water temperature around 48 degrees.
The Ohio Lottery posted earnings of 1,045,705 from Pick 3 wagering on sales of 1,279,718.50 with winners sharing 234,013.50. Pick 4 earnings totaled 162,244.50 from 249,344.50 in sales with winners sharing 87,100. The Wednesday Super Lotto jackpot stands at 3 million.
A concise excerpt lists Pennsylvania daily lottery numbers with daily draws. It shows "DAILY 7-7-3" and "BIG 4 8-8-8-2" as result lines indicating the 3 and 4 digit outcomes.
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