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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1993
Page
1
Washington AP reports clocks set back to standard time at 2 am Sunday, moving an hour of daylight from evening to morning. Daylight time resumes next April 3.
Lorain County jobless rates stayed at 7 percent in September as officials expect a drop with new retailers. A planned 700 hire Super Kmart Center in Lorain and a potential 700 hire Meijers in Elyria could boost employment. August was 6 percent. Elyria office manager Thomas Gallo notes retail jobs pay less. Cuyahoga up from 5 to 6.2 percent. Ohio statewide unemployment 7.3 percent and US at 6.7 percent.
The Supreme Court stayed a nationwide ban on homosexuals in the military, limiting the order to one sailor while allowing the Pentagon to resume an interim policy. Defense Secretary Aspin welcomed the stay as the government seeks a policy focusing on conduct over status.
Ann and Jim Watt decorate their front yard at 941 Gulf Rd Elyria with 52 illuminated pumpkins. They hold a yearly carving party for neighborhood children. Dracula alias Tyler Finnegan and clown buddy Wayne Adams assist with fake blood before they join a parade at McKinley Elementary Friday.
Michael Trofimov, 29, who killed his father in 1984, was released from the Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital after doctors said he is no longer mentally ill. He must report for counseling and submit to weekly drug and alcohol tests under a conditional release approved by Judge Lynett M. McGough. Prosecutors opposed the release.
Elyria city and county officials plus school leaders continue discussions on a downtown joint use building. Superintendent Lester Schultz says no concrete plan yet, meetings focus on a framework, with potential central offices moved downtown if supported by the school board. A follow-up is planned in four to six weeks as interest remains high.
Derrick A. Bradford, 29, of Detroit, was sentenced to 15 years to life after state troopers stopped a speeding car in Elyria last March and found five pounds of cocaine in the vehicle driven by Carlos W. Gardner, also of Detroit. Visiting Common Pleas Judge Robert J. Corts presided.
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