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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1990
Page
1
In Ridgeville a contest between West Tech and Elyria Gates with Southview also noted ended 31 to 12 in favor of West Tech. The terse score hints at a local district matchup with Ridgeville listed as host.
Exhibition season ends with Kevin Mack led Browns posting back to back 1 4 marks. The piece previews Saturday Sports asking if last year s rebound to win the AFC Central will recur and outlines upcoming coverage across sections.
A month after expanding the south wing at Midway Mall Elyria retailers report strong demand. May Co chief says projections were exceeded and sales draw customers regionally. Camelot Music reports a 70 percent year over year rise as the mall adds 340 000 square feet and upgrades. Traffic remains healthy after the initial post renovation surge.
Kent anthropologist C Owen Lovejoy explains facial reconstruction from bones can identify a corpse. He has helped locate 10 people by X-ray matching and is aiding Elyria Police with two summer discoveries near Midway Mall and key highways. One teen about 17, 5 feet 6, with possible Indian or Oriental ancestry. the other is a 28 year old brunette woman in a crude coffin found June 20.
UAW leaders at Ford plants in Lorain and Avon Lake charge company officials misrepresent the impact of layoffs, affecting about 3,300 workers. Ford sent employees on Econoline Van and Club Wagon lines home with production paused until Sept 17 due to soft dealer orders and canceled orders from van conversion firms amid Middle East oil uncertainty.
Berea police report a 53 year old Turner Construction worker, Jimmy Lee Hatten of Vermilion, fell about 40 feet from the roof of the Cleveland Browns new training complex on First Street. His son Harry James Hatten was present. The facility, started in April, aims for a May completion.
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