Lotto frenzy as Florida lottery nears hundred million
A Florida lottery nears a record 100 million dollars prompting a surge in ticket sales. An employee makes a fourth trip up the ladder to adjust lottery numbers as chaos surrounds the countdown.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1990
Page
1
A Florida lottery nears a record 100 million dollars prompting a surge in ticket sales. An employee makes a fourth trip up the ladder to adjust lottery numbers as chaos surrounds the countdown.
Special today charts Elyria's Apple Festival with preview notes on the downtown extravaganza. Local coverage previews events across area including charity for David Saunders family and other community happenings.
St. Louis laments Alex Cole departing for the Indians as he steals 28 bases in 35 attempts and posts a .312 average. Bud Carson commented that the Browns’ offensive fine will be just fine, with more thoughts on the matter on Page D-2.
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers schedule a General Motors National Bargaining Council meeting for Monday as leaders signal an agreement with GM by the Friday 11 59 p m deadline.
Angela Hicks 14 wrote in a diary that she would kill her stepfather Sam Legg after a family argument. Nancy Legg discarded the diary and a booklet, believing Angela would return and that evidence was minimal. Police questioned Sam Legg about the diary as part of the missing person case.
Lorain County grand jury has heard evidence that John Raber, former Elyria High School principal, tampered with his daughters grades. If charges are filed, the indictment remains secret until delivered by the sheriff.
A Lorain man, John Torocsik 66, died and his Elyria friend, Theodore Fujka 66, was injured when their car was hit by a tractor trailer on the newly opened 1 480 in Cleveland. Fujka backed up after missing an exit, police said.
Developers halted the $5 million Parkside 48 unit project awaiting a Section 404 permit from the U S Army Corps of Engineers to certify the site is not protected wetlands. Partners Zunich Galick and Foor warn of financial losses and a cloud over the loan.
Virginia man Douglas Hartman will not fight extradition to Ohio for the death of ex-wife Sandra Stuller. A Fredericksburg hearing was set to waive extradition with transfer to Lorain County jail planned for Friday. Stuller, 28, vanished in 1987 and was later found buried at a construction site.
The Ohio State Building Construction and Trades Council with 54000 members endorsed the November referendum on a Lorain casino. Police groups backed Issue 3, with educators in Lorain County also supporting. Mayors of Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati opposed the plan.
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