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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1990
Page
1
A protester uses an American flag to cover his mouth in front of the U S Supreme Court amid judges reviewing the Flag Protection Act. Other brief notices mention Dawn Wells designing clothes for the handicapped and various local stories across Ohio and beyond.
A one day sickout by Elyria sanitation workers protesting criminal charges against four colleagues ended after a meeting with Mayor Michael Keys. About 12 workers stayed home, leaving five to handle city routes. some garbage was missed on West River Ford roads Furnace Street and nearby streets. Crews plan to make up Friday’s work today and Wednesday aiming to return Thursday.
In Elyria a dispute over contract language between Continental Cablevision and SportsChannel Ohio delays adding the sports network to the lineup. District Manager Virgil Caudill and Marketing Director Mike Dolan say negotiations hinge on contract wording with both sides expressing optimism once resolved, while viewer input is being considered.
Lorain Community Development Director Sanford Prudoff and Mayor Alex Olejko exchanged verbal blasts at a Federal Programs Committee meeting over a $1731 HUD repayment. The argument spilled into the hallway as council members tried to restore order and each leader urged an end to the conflict.
Jim Budzilak and three investors list Middle Sister Island in Canadian waters, 10 acres in Lake Erie 17 miles northwest of Kelley's Island for 350000. If unsold in 30 days they will proceed with a private fishing relub project, citing partners possibly moving out of state as a hurdle for two investors to run the plan.
Amherst businessman Neil Yingling labeled Betty Blair a Democratic party puppet as the campaign for Lorain County commissioner opened. Yingling, 54, noted a 50 year Democrat control and 35 years without a Republican commissioner while presenting a platform of austerity and reform. Blair said she is not anyone's rubber stamp and is running for the county as a whole.
Dr. Charles M. Edelsberg, 40, assistant Dublin superintendent for curriculum and instruction, was chosen Monday over Leona Stearns to lead Oberlin schools. He will be paid 66 000 annually and succeeds retiring Bob Murphy. Edelsberg holds degrees from Ohio State and Brown and plans a summer of meetings with teachers.
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