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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1990
Page
1
Coverage highlights Soviet cadets marching on Red Square for the 45th anniversary of World War II ending. Also notes an American Legion band event in Moscow and related city page references.
Entertainment Washington notes mixed reactions as the record industry unveils a new label warning buyers about explicit lyrics. Detroit jurors deadlock on damages in a Ford windshield wiper case. other sections reference editorial auctions, theater, comics, TV, and weather details on A-3.
Cleveland and Akron mayors clashed Wednesday amid approval of an excise tax in Cuyahoga County to fund the Gateway complex. The project will include a 20 000 seat arena for the Cavaliers who may relocate from Richfield to Akron.
Alan Spitzer announced that about 20 000 signatures were filed to place Lorain casino on the November ballot with more than double the required amount. Secretary of State Sherrod Brown will validate petitions within three weeks as Spitzer pushes for a statewide vote on the issue.
After a 1.5 percent income tax measure fails 1090 to 710 Black River High School students left classes for several hours protesting the loss. They urged voters to reconsider funding, warning extracurricular programs will be cut for 1990 91 and teachers may depart.
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake school district officials spar after Superintendent Donald Chiavetta disclosed an $800,000 budget surplus, up from $226,000, triggering calls for verification by treasurer Shirley Antel and review by a state auditor. A special meeting and auditor visit are planned while cutbacks from 1989-90 remain in effect.
The deteriorated Washington Avenue bridge in Elyria will be rebuilt at about 1.92 million dollars, slightly above the 1.78 million dollar estimate. J D Williams Co of Tallmadge is the apparent low bidder, with work slated to begin after July 4 and finish by June 15, 1991, closing the span to vehicles but allowing pedestrian access. The project funds come from Issue 2 bond proceeds approved in a state wide referendum.
Mark Stamper 25 of Mansfield treated for a bruised shoulder after a 13 foot fall while working on the paint shop at Ford Ohio Truck Plant in Avon Lake Ohio. The site has seen three lives lost and OSHA issued 269 safety citations totaling 252820 to 46 contractors amid a two month probe.
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