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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1986
Page
7
Ground breaking ceremonies Monday launched a $250,000 expansion at Prospect Elementary. Four classrooms will replace portable units housing Stan Trivelli's sixth grade and other classes, linking new space to the main building to improve winter access and services.
Jurors in the aggravated murder trial of Norman K. Barnes plan a site visit to the Amherst Township mobile home park where G W Grisby was shot last May. The panel faced capital-punishment questions as 30 prospects were questioned and four were excused for opposing the death penalty.
Lorain city officials expect a contract with hotel developers to be prepared and signed in three to four weeks. The drawing of the contract by the legal department could take the rest of the month, as several issues, including a special repayment plan for a $300,000 federally funded loan, remain to be resolved. The city also seeks changes in payment timing for real estate taxes and a new oversight role for rental rehabilitation loans in the lakefront development area.
Republican nominee William Nielsen refuted claims he opposes the nations welfare system while Lorain County commissioner candidate Carol Ramer criticized county finances. Nielsen and Ramer joined 12 incumbents and challengers at a Lorain County Community College forum where voters questioned Nielsen and U S Rep Don J Pease about public assistance programs.
Barry Food Basket, opened in August 1983 at 333 W. Second St in Elyria, quietly closed Saturday night. Owner Donald Barry of Westlake cited high overhead and weak support as reasons, with Fisher Foods seeking new tenants and buyers for equipment. Former staff cited a failed traffic pattern and declining business in the past three months.
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