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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1990
Page
3
Lorain County Commissioner George S. Koury says he faces a media blitz after the Plain Dealer opened a Lorain County bureau to expand west of Cleveland. He reports 11 reporter calls in 90 minutes and laments being unable to work. The clash marks the first direct hit in a county newspaper war intensified last July.
Lorain County chiropractor Dr Carlos Juan Diaz was named to state and county roles in the Voinovich for Governor campaign. He becomes a member of the statewide Hispanics for Voinovich Committee and Lorain County Hispanic Chairman, announced by Scribner Fauver and Robert K Wilson.
Lorain County Transit Board adopted a policy banning political, cigarette, and alcohol ads on its 26 buses effective immediately. Executive director John Holl said the move gives staff clear direction for future submissions and noted no such ads had been rejected since the policy began.
Secretary of State Sherrod Brown warns Republicans are sending a fraudulent mailer to over 500000 households including Ohio. The form asks for a processing fee and imitates an official voter registration card while Brown seeks investigations from federal and local authorities.
Ohio State Senator Paul Pfeifer says he would monitor a proposed 450 million Black River casino and vote against Issue 3 if Lorain residents get a say. He plans a rotating team of monitors and an unnamed “old friend” as special prosecutor to keep the project clean, while criticizing Celebrezze and Celeste era corruption.
Patricia Raiff becomes Avon Lake High School’s principal, the county’s sole female high school leader. With 22 years in education and six years as principal and assistant principal at Richmond Heights, she speaks of barriers past and a rising trend of women entering upper-level roles.
Elyria Police detectives Dennis Will and Al Leiby testified in Detroit this week as witnesses in the U.S. v. Nicholas Medvecky Jr. case. Medvecky is accused of conspiring to distribute cocaine, a crime that could yield up to 120 years in prison if convicted.
The four bedroom two story house at 616 Hawthorne Lane in Mansfield is being sold by court administrator Ralph Bove. Former owner John Boyle, 47, was convicted of suffocating his wife last New Year’s Eve and is serving a life sentence. The house, appraised at 135000 dollars, is being offered without a listed price and Bove will disclose the incident to prospective buyers.
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