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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1992
Page
1
The Accu Weather forecast for noon Wednesday Nov 4 calls for showers Thursday through Saturday with cool conditions. Thursday highs 40 to 45, lows 30s. Friday mostly in the 40s with 25 to 35 lows. Saturday a rain chance and 40s to low 50s highs. sunrise 7 02, sunset 5 20. Lake Erie tonight southwest winds 15 to 25 knots with showers after midnight and 5 to 7 foot waves. tomorrow west winds 30 knots and occasional showers with 7 to 9 foot waves.
A jet stream disturbance brought heavy snow to the northern Plains and Rockies early today while the East Coast saw rain. Forecasters expect 30 mph winds and several inches of snow, with six inches in Fort Collins and four in Denver within six hours. Advisories cover the region for more snow and cold. Monday's shift spread rain from New England to Florida and across the Midwest and Great Lakes.
Lottery bulletin notes Pick 3 numbers 5 6 5 and 608 1 with a Super Lotto style draw on Wednesday. The jackpot reach is stated as 12 million dollars, highlighting the main prize amount and drawing timing.
Leaders of American religious orders remember five nuns killed in Liberia as contemporary martyrs. They cite prior tragedies in El Salvador and Nicaragua, noting orders increased missions despite losses. Sisters reflect on faith guiding risky service and vow to maintain ties with Liberia while evaluating future work.
Governor George Voinovich appointed James Conrad as interim director of the Ohio Department of Human Services after Terry Wallace resigned amid reports of favoritism in hiring and pay raises. A nationwide search will determine a permanent successor. Conrad will be joined by Pete Langhorn and Steve Buehner as top aides, with William Howell serving as acting administrator of the employment bureau during the transition.
Two women attending a Halloween party dressed as tampons were burned when the costumes were set ablaze. Cheryl Chesnes, 22, of Chardon, and Karen Russell, 25, of Willoughby Hills, remained in hospital with first and second degree burns. Fire officials said Chesnes suffered burns on about 40 percent of her body and Russell on about 16 percent. Mentor police reviewed the case to decide if charges should be filed against the man who allegedly lit the costumes with a cigarette lighter, apparently by accident.
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