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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1986
Page
1
A compact note records a sequence of scores with Elyria West Midview Admiral King John Adams and numbers 37 7 50 8 21 suggesting a game tally or stat line.
The feature profiles Ed Crevda, North Ridgeville’s hotshot quarterback, and other local standouts who are receiving widespread college attention. The piece captures the excitement and pressure of being pursued by recruiters.
A Chronicle-Telegram investigation observes 50 police and sheriff cruisers in Elyria Lorain and Westlake finding 28 drivers not wearing seat belts while on duty. Chiefs and officers offer varied views from strict adherence to practical concerns about rapid gun draws and emergencies.
The report describes a mostly sunny day with highs around 70 and a clear night with lows in the low 50s. It mentions a volatile trading session in the market and references broad shock waves from a worst day in history, with notes on volatility and activity.
Lorain city officials and developers clash over who pays for land for a $10.6 million lakefront hotel. Attorney and landowner Dennis O'Toole says property values rise daily as negotiations stall and a court appraisal could set value on the day of take. He notes pending ownership transfers and continues to seek condo plans despite officials' plans for the hotel.
President Reagan labels Nicholas Daniloff a hostage in Moscow even as he is released to the American Embassy. Secretary Shultz says relations with the Soviet Union are at stake until Daniloff can return home. An exchange permits a Soviet physicist to go to the Soviet consulate while both men face trial. Shultz plans to meet Eduard Shevardnadze next week.
Families of Lebanese hostages join former captives in urging the Reagan administration to negotiate for their relatives' release, citing the Daniloff case as a successful precedent and signaling hope for a similar approach.
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