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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1998
Page
9
Volunteers cleaning Lake Erie found mostly old debris during Coastweeks efforts from Toledo to Cleveland. Ninety four divers reported 2049 pounds of trash near Put-in-Bay including a 12 inch television set a 10 speed bike and an unopened bottle of scotch.
AKRON AP Douglas Prade the former police captain on trial for murdering his ex wife was obsessed with her and was the only person who stood to gain from her death. His attorney argued the case rests on circumstantial evidence as jurors began deliberations on eight charges. If convicted he could face life in prison. The killing occurred in November outside her medical office with a surveillance camera capturing a dark figure. a neighbor testified to seeing Prade at a gym. Prosecutors stressed jealousy and financial motive from a 75 000 life insurance payout.
AFL CIO President John Sweeney told about 500 delegates at the Ohio convention that President Clinton is under partisan assault. He urged support for Democrats Mary Boyle for U.S. Senate and Lee Fisher for governor, and noted the union’s membership status amid political challenges.
A $17 million lawsuit in Columbus accuses Cincinnati based United Dairy Farmers of firing Maudie Williams and her son Michael in 1995 because they are Black. UDF says the pair violated money handling policies. White manager Debra Ferguson testified she quit to protest. The defense plans to rely on videotaped remarks by Patricia Munyan.
The Cleveland Clinic Elyria announces two physicians joining its medical staff. Both recruiters highlight expanded patient access and enhanced specialty coverage at the Elyria campus.
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