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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1992
Page
3
The six Columbia astronauts completed a robotic vision test and packed gear ahead of a Sunday landing at Kennedy Space Center after a 10 day mission. Steven MacLean voiced mixed emotions about returning home while hoping for no weather delays.
Eight Elyria West High School students urged campaigns to visit schools to win young voters. Teacher Jacqueline Kokai notes they received letters from Democrat Sherrod Brown and that Brown plans a school visit. The piece also covers Republican Margaret Mueller’s campaign missteps and a broader view of campaigning within Ohio’s 11th Congressional District.
Margaret Mueller introduced herself and urged votes at a Saturday stop near the Admiral King high school football game. Brown, with Pease and his wife Jean, met hundreds of fans at the gate, talking to vendors, officers, students, and parents as he pressed for support before the game resumed.
Sheriff Martin J. Mahony notes county officials once allowed up to 216 inmates, a cap later cut by 50 as crime rose. The jail has 16 short term cells for 24 hours weekday or 48 hours weekend hold, with many releases tied to misdemeanor sentences or awaiting trial.
Lorain County officials debate expanding a minimum security jail to handle nonviolent and serious offenders as inmate releases rise. Sheriff Martin Mahony warns releases threaten public safety, while opponents push for alternatives and tax-funded construction, noting bail process flaws and cost concerns.
In Wisconsin and other states, George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton trade blunt insults as polls show fluctuating support. Perot campaigns in Tampa and Kansas City, while Clinton defends his ROTC draft record amid new charges. Party aides acknowledge fatigue and pressure ahead of Election Day.
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