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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1983
Page
7
Day Onebacker Dick Ambrose breaks left ankle in fourth quarter and will miss at least six weeks. Scott Nicolas and Eddie Johnson may fill in as starter. Sipe injures after interception in second quarter. status for Pittsburgh unknown as Browns slide.
The Cardinals stretched a 13th straight road win while the Broncos and Raiders traded late scores. Lions rookie James T. Jones three TDs sparked a 1‑game skid snap as Glasgow led a varied slate with key field goals. Allegre connected on multiple long kicks as Donnell Thompson sparked a safety.
Opponents of Issue 3 warn a court action could complicate campaigning as Secretary of State Sherrod Brown must answer a complaint filed by Columbus attorney Philip Cramer. Cramer seeks to split or strike Issue 3 from the November ballot, arguing the ballot language is improper. The Committee For Ohio denies involvement and says it will not seek to bar Issues 2 and 3.
The New Riegel school district in Seneca County sues in Franklin County Common Pleas Court challenging a 1980 state law that allows the Board of Education to assign districts to vocational districts. The suit argues the tax impact and constitutional limits, while officials say the district lacks a proper vocational program and students are denied access to multiple vocational areas.
Kent State University will send a representative to Elyria to answer questions from prospective students. The schedule has the visitor at Elyria High School Friday at 9 am and at Elyria Catholic High School Friday at 10 30 am. For details call Kent State or the schools.
Negotiations open between Barry Food Basket and United Food and Commercial Workers Local 880 over organizing workers at the reopened Second Street location in Elyria. Pickets were removed after dialogue started. store owner Barry, a former union member, emphasizes proper procedures and a non anti union stance.
Washington reports Avon will receive a 29 million dollar EPA grant covering 75 percent of the 3.9 million cost for a downtown Avon sewer system. The project includes collector and interceptor sewers with pre construction cost reimbursements. Construction starts in spring and lasts about one year.
Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young spoke at Oberlin College during a three day conference on educational opportunity for Blacks. He warned that advanced computer tech may be controlled by a small cadre of technocrats and urged greater Black participation in tech fields. He criticized Reagan era foreign policy and the State Department’s handling of the Soviet Union.
AEP seeks a seat on the Zimmer Oversight Committee after joint owner CGE withheld access to meetings. NRC halted work amid safety troubles at the $12 billion Zimmer nuclear project, with costs rising from a 1969 estimate of 240 million to as much as 3.5 billion. CG&E weighs abandoning Zimmer and shifting costs to customers as owners reassess governance.
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