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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1984

Page

9

Lawmaker vows park funds stay in Lorain County

State Rep. John Bara says if Hole-in-the-Wall is not developed, he will push to allocate the $1 million park budget to Lorain County sites such as Miller Road Park Sheffield Lake Community Park and Century Park. He notes ODNR decision by month end and highlights a new federal grant for a nearby wastewater treatment plant that could cover most of a $22.3 million project, funded 75 percent if considered this year. The plant would not affect Hole-in-the-Wall plans and could create local jobs on Lorain’s west side.

Lorain John Bara D-Elyria Lorain County Bara Miller Road Park Sheffield Lake Community Park Century Park Feder Hole-in-the Old Lake Road Ohio Department of Natural Resources Lake Erie Park

Youth guilty gets life in Bay knife slaying

Seventeen year old James Oliver was found guilty of aggravated murder for the December 17 stabbing of Bruce T. Mulgrew in Bay Village. He received life in prison at Chillicothe Correctional Facility after a two week trial. Oliver showed little emotion during sentencing.

Cleveland James Oliver Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Bruce T. Mulgrew Bay Village Thomas O. Matin Oliver Chillicothe Mulgrew Lake Road

Lawyer Pulls From Ronald Post Murder Trial

Less than a week before trial, Lorain attorney Lynett McGough withdrew from Ronald Post’s case, joining co-counsel Michael Duff. Post faces aggravated murder and aggravated robbery charges for the December Elyria motel clerk killing and may face the electric chair. Judge Adrian Bedeski replaced Ernest Hume with McGough. Hume reportedly requested removal. jury selection remains set for Monday amid motions over a polygraph witness and media coverage.

Elyria Ronald Post Lorain Lynett McGough Post Michael Duff Duff Lorain County Common Pleas Court Adrian Bedeski Hume McGough Bedeski Lorain County

Lorain business leaders push for tax hike vote

Lorain chamber of commerce members heard why Passage of Issue 11 is vital for city finances and economic growth. Steve Bailey urged businessmen to unite with government, noting Lorain faces a 1.4 million deficit and potential 50 layoffs if the 0.5 percent income tax increase to 1.5 percent fails.

Lorain Greater Lorain Area Bailey Parks and Recreation Department

Second man held in Avon Lake rape case

A 19 year old man Anthony Bacon is jailed on charges of aggravated robbery kidnapping and rape in a case where a 22 year old Avon Lake woman was abducted at a traffic light near Chester Avenue and Crawford Road and raped at a playground before a second suspect joined.

Cleveland Avon Lake University Circle Anthony Bacon John Hay Ronald Robinson 93Rd St Chester Avenue Crawford Road

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