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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1990
Page
1
Joe Montana rallied the San Francisco 49ers in the final seconds to edge the New Orleans Saints 13 12 in the opening Monday Night Football game. Bud Carson comments on Cleveland's progress on page C-4.
A collage of short items: Lorain health board boycott of Civil Service hearing, Meridian IGA rescue move, North Ridgeville lawsuit over crumbling school track, Cuba and Romania defy UN sanctions on Iraq, new superintendent search, Berea bus expansion to Bagley Road, Independent Oil promissory note denial, Baldwin Wallace fall enrollment sets record, North Olmsted city schools exceed 5 000 students, Westlake vandalism damage at fire station and rocks on roads, New Kids on the Block image scrutiny, BP America discrimination payout, thrift industry fallout, with weather notice: showers tonight and high 70s tomorrow.
Authorities probe a possible sexual assault in the July 21 disappearance and Aug. 30 death of 14-year-old Angela Hicks found in a wooded area off West River Road. Clothing near the body raises questions as the coroner notes she was not pregnant. Her uncle cites missed birth control clinic visit.
Lorain woman Sandra Stuller was found buried in a chest after last seen in 1987. Her ex husband Douglas Hartman, under investigation in Virginia, allegedly confessed to the slaying and has prior felonious assault charges tied to a 1982 attack.
Michael Uhl, vice president of Stoneco Inc., says the firm let Lorain residents down while promising a $1.75 million state of the art asphalt plant on Pearl Avenue to reduce noise and odors. Olejko backs neighbors but defers final EPA decision. Columnist Facinelli weighs the situation on B-1.
Kent State University recalls 4 000 emailed catalogs and will destroy 16 000 more because the cover shows hooded Ku Klux Klan members. The catalog promotes Kent State Press celebrating 25 years while listing a book about the KKK in Ohio.
Area residents report basement floods from heavy rains Thursday night and Sunday morning. The Red Cross estimates 400-500 homes in Elyria, North Ridgeville and Lorain affected with 2-3 feet of raw sewage in several houses. City crews logged many damage calls and streets officials noted widespread street flooding. North Ridgeville schedules a special meeting to discuss the situation. Authorities urge residents with flood issues to call Red Cross hotlines.
Northern Ohio Associates contests a Lorain County Board of Revision ruling that kept property value at 10.7 million. The company seeks a 6.6 million reduction to 4.1 million, which would lower annual taxes from 187000 to 71000. The dispute centers on sales used to set value and impacts Elyria schools financing.
Wellington officials corrected a real estate transfer showing 24 units at 123 Johns St. sold for 400000 dollars after an auditor list mistakenly added an extra zero turning the price from four million to four hundred thousand. James Querin, co owner and city budget chief, confirmed the sale to Querin Inc. from Allen J Jensen.
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