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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1992
Page
8
Former police chief Daryl Gates will shift his afternoon radio slot from 6 pm to 4 pm beginning Monday on KFL-AM. The station says Gates is not leaving the station and will remain on air in a key day part. Program director David Hall denied listener complaints as the cause.
Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You tops the Hot 100 while Dolly Parton wrote the song for The Bodyguard soundtrack. Paul McCartney notes Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey last hit No 1 in 20 years. A Riverside California foreclosed home with a psychedelic Alice Cooper mural prompts talk of loan help and publicity.
Sophia Loren, named goodwill ambassador for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, plans a trip to Somalia to spotlight refugee suffering and possibly transform her life. She recalled a moment of horror and pity after seeing a starving Somali child, hoping to help those still alive.
North Ridgeville United Methodist Church hosts its annual Search for the Christ Child on December 13 from 5 30 to 8 pm. Families walk a Bethlehem style tour with shepherds angels and wise men ending in the manger scene, free admission and refreshments, donations of canned goods to Community Care. Church address 34077 Lorain Road.
Lorain County Joint Vocational School District Treasurer William Lilley Jr. gains a 4 percent raise to 54 800 annually from Jan. 1. Farm and Home Hardware buys Snyder's Ben Franklin Store as Wellington planning body weighs a large warehouse on Prospect behind the store. Wellington zoning chief Greg Bratton resigns as planning commission will act. Huntington Township Recycling Fair Saturday at 3 p.m. features Ed Butler and awards for students who won a logo and slogan contest. May 12 births listed in Elyria area.
Brandon Olsieski a 14 year old Ridgeville youth planned an awards dinner after a game. The game was postponed following an incident where Rohn after kicking an opposing quarterback injured Brandon who was kneeling with 25 seconds left. Rohn and his mother claimed different views with the league noting threats to a referee and apologies at game end. The mother expressed concern over the incident and potential legal action while Brandon and his family condemn the rough conduct and seek accountability.
In Sheffield Lake at 4646 E Lake Road 146 ATL 1710 the Schuenemann TV-Appliance series is noted with details indicating a regional listing or advertisement for consumer electronics and appliances. No further context is provided in the fragment.
The Western Reserve Board of Education approved a new contract for non teaching staff with 3 percent raise this year and 4 percent next year. The action covers substitutes supervisors office personnel and administrators. Also approved donations and staff hires and a Medicaid speech therapy program.
A program on Run Your Meetings Right will be presented at Elyria Public Library on Washington Ave. Saturday at 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Lori-E unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians the session covers organizing agendas conducting meetings maintaining order writing minutes and using parliamentary procedure to shorten meetings. A $3 materials fee applies. For information contact Joann Henry at 324-3961.
Lorain County Metropoli tan Park District to host free hay rides at the Equestrian Center in Carlisle Reservation off Diagonal Road from November 27 to 29. Rides run noon to 4 PM, 30 minutes each, with tickets available 30 minutes before start at the Carlisle Visitor Center. Naturalists present and refreshments provided by Friends of Metro Parks in Lorain County, Inc.
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