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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1988
Page
7
Regina Manzo formerly of Sheffield Lake has been hired as a planner by the Lorain County Planning Commission. She will start October 24 at a salary of 18 887, according to planning director Thomas Ferensen.
Columbia TWP Pat Goss was hired as home instructor for a special education student at the Columbia School Board meeting. Cindy Williams received a 30 cent per hour raise to 10.30, then 10.35, effective Sept 1 1988 and Jan 1 1989, for three years tutored at Columbia. New substitutes added include Deborah Bousek George Gardner Paul Harbert Marilyn Havas Gail Namestnik and Marilyn Zoller.
A Lorain County jury found Cleveland man Jose A. Colon, 23, guilty of four felonies including aggravated burglary and robbery for a March 7 Brownhelm Township home break-in. Judge Joseph Cirigliano sentenced Colon to 19 to 40 years to run consecutively with his remaining term. Colon had escaped from custody last summer and faces additional charges to be tried later.
Elaine Bozman Borman 73 of Grafton died Thursday. Services set for Monday at 1 p.m. at Curtis Scheuffler Funeral Home Elyria with Rev Darrell Mayberry officiating. Visitation today 7-9 p.m. and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Born in North Lewisburg Ohio she lived in Elyria since 1939. She worked at Fisher Guide and belonged to Seventh Day Adventist Church. She aided Lorain County Retired Senior Volunteer Program, served as recording secretary for Local 780 United Auto Workers, and supported Lorain County Historical Society, Elyria Memorial Hospital and the Salvation Army. Survivors include daughters Nedra Borman Spencer and Annette Denny Grafton, eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren a brother Walter Lansdown Kenton Ohio and sisters Cora Mae Harrington Bellefontaine Lee Cowgill Grace Loundermilk Columbus. husband John and son John David. Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain.
Voters may reject a half percent levy that funds 20 percent of Lorain’s 16 million dollar general fund as traffic woes linger from construction. City official Keys warns a failed measure could force 1989 budget cuts totaling about four million, while Thomasson hopes the completed project justifies the disruption.
Wellington hears from Dave Johnson and Ohio House leaders as Hannah Lochner seeks the 72nd District seat, with Tansey endorsing and Lochner denouncing her opponent's claims. Four residents attended in cold weather, but Republicans touted cross-party support and a poised campaign.
Lorain officials press to enforce a 33 year old obscenity ordinance banning nude dancing at Secrets nightclub. Assistant City Prosecutor Mark Mihok argues community standards override constitutional free expression. defense seeks dismissal. Two Lorain men and a manager face charges for public exposure and assisting unlawful exposure amid a contested referendum. A ruling by Municipal Judge V Paul Timko is awaited. In a separate incident, a Turner Boulevard man is robbed of his $396 pay check after an attack at Sam's Lanes, leaving him with a head wound and hours of unconsciousness.
Flu shots available Sunday from 11 am to noon at the UAW hall 5300 Baumbart Road Lorain. Vaccines for influenza A and B will be given with a $5 per person charge and open to the public.
Secreston Wellington man James Snyder, 39, of 102 West Herrick Ave., will be arraigned in Oberlin Municipal Court Monday on a sexual battery charge filed by Wellington Police. Police said he had sexual contact with a young teenage girl following a complaint.
Correction note sets Halloween trick or treat for Monday October 31 from 6 to 7 30 p.m. in Penfield township. A previous Thursday story mislisted the date.
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