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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1993
Page
4
A fragment of a forecast notes winds from the south increasing to 10 to 16 knots then 20 knots with mainly clear skies. Wave heights rise from 2 to 3 feet. Temperature details are incomplete.
Accent Editor 320 7146 and editors listed with phones for departments. Chronicle Telegram published daily excluding Christmas by Larain County Printing and Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyna Ohio 44035. Postmaster: changes to PQ Box 4010 Elyna 44036.
Joseph R. Grunda questions the length of punishment after a man known as Sauer confessed to beating Reagan. The case involved a cane clash during an argument with two men drinking near Depot Street. Reagan’s death remained unsolved for a day with no witnesses.
Work has begun behind an area hospital employee lot as volunteers plant fruits and vegetables including cantaloupes carrots beans beets lettuce squashes tomatoes and watermelon. Westlake donated mulch and planners hope for a high yielding first season with potential to become an annual effort and expand to other plots on campus.
Avon Lake Four projectionsists from Local 160 AFL CIO picketed the Avon Lake Theatre on reopening day protesting non union hires. They urged patrons to use Regal and Midway Mall cinemas. A majority owner, Gary Scott of Eaton, declined comment as box office staff asked reporters not to talk.
Local officials say business migration to Lorain County cycles, but Elyria lags due to limited vacant industrial sites and a single large vacant Fisher Guide plant that scares developers. West-side undeveloped acres hold promise, yet a halted four-lane parkway over wetlands blocks progress, with Corps studies needed and possible reroutes or bridges under consideration.
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