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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1990
Page
1
British actress Jill Ireland died Friday from breast cancer at age 54 after a five year fight. The obituary notes her courageous struggle offered hope to many. Page A-2 profile.
Elyria city leaders react to a proposal for a City Hall complex on seven acres at the west end of Broad Street. Some landowners resist selling while Carter Funeral Home owner prefers current site. Bill Grace proposed building four acres west of Chestnut Street and a three acre park near downtown for river access.
Revco-Cleveland Health & Beauty Expo ’90 kicks off a three day run at the Convention Center as part of the Revco-Cleveland Weekend. The event precedes the Cleveland Marathon on Sunday drawing about 8000 participants.
OEPA inspector Jack Burgan found no danger from a reddish liquid fallout near Therm Tec Destruction of Ohio. The rust and water condensate from stack steam caused the oily feel, not toxic material, and Bauer was advised to clean his clothing.
Moen Inc announces combining its U S and Canadian operations into a single sales and manufacturing unit led by Ronald K. Leirvik with executive roles for Steven M. Overgaard and others. The Elyria based firm, a designer faucet and bathroom accessory maker, retains current manufacturing sites in Elyria Middleburg Heights South Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Knight-Ridder reports humor in census returns across North and South Carolina. Entries include a Rock Hill man claiming confusion over residence, a Greensboro area note naming a Disney character, pets listed as family members, and a Hickory homemaker venting about recognition while a manager vows personal visits for incorrect forms.
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