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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1995
Page
3
Marine forecast covering today to Wednesday with winds 5 to 15 knots tonight mostly clear seas under 2 feet. Tomorrow variable winds 5 to 15 knots becoming southeast 10 to 20 knots with mostly sunny skies. Water temperature remains noted but unspecified.
Bosnia Serb general says removal near Sarajevo will finish by Wednesday night after another 72 hour reprieve granted by NATO and the U N. Officials said 156 to 170 weapons may have been withdrawn beyond the 125 mile exclusion zone with around 300 heavy weapons still around Sarajevo.
Ohio officials report Buckeye Crossbuck signs at railroad crossings are praised for visibility but heavily stolen. Up to 150 signs were taken in a year, causing replacement costs and safety concerns as a three year test compares the reflective Buckeye with the standard sign. End of year aims to complete full installation.
Wil loughby Hills dentist Danaldo R. Scarso, 50, was found asleep handcuffed to his truck’s steering wheel in Piazzas Greenhouse driveway at 7 15 am. Police removed cuffs after he claimed his girlfriend staged the prank with his cuffs. A loaded semi automatic handgun was found in his glove compartment. Scarso said it came from a patient who retired from the Cleveland police. He faced carrying a concealed weapon charges and an Euclid warrant for failing to appear in traffic court. A second Elyria report noted a thief took a parrot from Harvard Avenue home, leaving the injured orange winged bird behind.
Lorain County Community College reports missing software valued near 4000 dollars. AutoCad programs disappeared from an unlocked cabinet in the computer room sometime after January. Police were told the 11 packages, worth 350 dollars each, were stolen.
Kent praised the Villager as fantastic with quality manufacturing driving success. Hatcher noted eight hour workdays, no expected overtime or shutdowns. Over 200,000 Villagers sold since 1993, with August 2024 sales at 6,753 in the United States. Analysts say the minivan market is saturated, Magee disagrees and sees growth ahead.
Lorain County Domestic Violence Task Force and Public Services Institute sponsor their third statewide conference on September 29 at Keynote speaker Casey Gwinn from San Diego. He trains prosecutors police officers judges and advocates in 24 states to prosecute domestic violence even if the victim does not participate. Conference cost is 65 dollars with six hours of continuing education approved for social workers counselors and attorneys. Registration through LCCC record office at 365-5222 ext 4067.
Hurricane Marilyn tore through St Thomas and Charlotte Amalie, leaving at least nine dead and over 50 people injured or missing. Power, water and phones were out island wide, with looting reported at Grand Union plaza as fears rose for security. Governor Roy L. Schneider appealed for federal help and imposed a curfew, while marshals prepared to deploy to restore order and aid survivors.
In Bratislava AP William Perry expresses wary optimism that the Bosnian war may end as Serbs begin to remove heavy weapons around Sarajevo. He notes NATO peace moves and cites hopes Slovenia’s NATO entry could align with a possible end to the conflict.
Despite heavy rain only 175 classic cars arrived, well below the usual 295, as vendors reported solid sales and Elyria’s biggest block party drew locals downtown. Mayor Keys called it an excellent festival with residents enjoying the gathering and catching up. The Elyria Catholic High School marching band braved the weather to perform.
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