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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1992
Page
8
Lawy ers argued before a three judge panel whether Simko kidnapped Johnson before fatally shooting her at the Shef field Township school. If the kidnapping convictions are erased, his death sentence could become life imprisonment on the aggravated murder verdict.
An analysis notes that in Lorain County 1,353 of births last year were to unmarried mothers, and in Cuyahoga two in five births were unmarried totaling 9,599. It cites costs of public assistance, poverty links, race patterns, and rising births to unmarried white mothers, with policy gaps and welfare implications.
West side Samuel Street residents led by Paul Hoch press city officials for action on chronic low water pressure. City Engineer Lonny Shippy cites funding limits while residents recount days with no water and fears inadequate hydrant flow in a fire. Ward 2 councilman Terry Robinson aims to set a meeting to address the issue.
Lorain County Free Clinic to receive up to 10,000 from a benefit at Gargus Hall. About 440 people will attend a $13.50 buffet and dance to support a clinic serving 1,000 to 2,000 poor yearly. The event, sponsored by Aid Association for Lutherans, expects the largest turnout in three years and may double local donations up to 5,000.
Smith Elementary School welcomes Julia Sheehan-Burke as artist in residence for the week. Students draft personal dreams on stars, stencil them onto clay tiles, and display the work at the school. Some dream of jet packs, soccer cups, or family trips, with solutions added for bad dreams.
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