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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1982
Page
7
North Ridgeville acting Superintendent Dr. Ken DeLuca said with 57 percent of funding from the state, any state action affects the district. The school board rejected an August 13 mill levy election, delaying a decision on funding and relying on possible state loan and Bill 530 changes, with further cuts anticipated if funding remains tight.
Lorain police report the breathalyzer is broken causing reliance on coordination tests and questioning to judge intoxication. Capt. Holomuzki says tests like walking straight, finger to nose, and balance coins supplement judgement though without the device there is risk of losing borderline cases and delays in detection. The instrument also helps spot nonalcohol illnesses such as diabetics in shock with odor on the breath.
Seventh graders from St. Vincent De Paul School in Elyria plan a Saturday car wash from nine to five at the Mobil station on Abbe Road corner Route 254 to raise funds to replace wheels and tires stolen from Rev. James Fortman. Fortman, a retired priest, suffered a heart attack after the theft and hospitalization. Organizer Chris Nakpa says the group hopes to raise about 500 dollars with a one dollar fifty cent car wash and three dollar vans.
The Elyria School Board plans to replace retiring superintendent Dr. Thomas Showaller next fall. The Superintendent Search Committee asks residents to share the qualities they want in the new leader, tying criteria to the school system and community goals.
Ridge Tool announces a second wave of layoffs adding about 90 furloughs as non residential construction weakens. The total March furloughs exceed 180, with about 10 salaried positions among the new cuts. The firm, a unit of Emerson Electric, had considered supplying Exxon’s Colony Shale Oil Project before that plan was scrapped due to cost overruns.
A 17 year old Lorain High student will not face charges over the death of Freddie Dean during a skip day in Black River Reservation. The coroner cites a fatal cerebral hemorrhage from the fall after an argument. prosecutors call the death accidental and not criminally negligent. The case may still trigger a juvenile informal hearing at the court's option.
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