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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1990
Page
1
Elyria High School basketball notes Amy Schioss delivering strong spikes as the Pioneers beat Admiral King in Erie Conference play. The team extended its winning streak to fourteen games.
Former Silverado savings and loan chairman repeatedly takes the Fifth Amendment during a conflict of interest hearing related to Neil Bush. The report appears on page B3 with notes on editorial and other sections.
Non teaching employees protest after teachers win 6 percent raises for year one while unions representing para pros and other staff agreed to 4 percent. They warn of possible action and vow to push for fairness as negotiations drag on.
Ohio Governor Richard Celeste publicly opposes Issue 3 that would permit a Lorain pilot casino project. Activist Rev. John Adams welcomes the stance, while Elyria developer Alan Spitzer says the governor's position may aid his campaign and future economic goals for Lorain.
A 30 year old Elyria man and a 70 year old Avon Lake man died in separate overnight crashes. Gregg Larsen 30 of Elyria died after his car hit a tractor trailer on Route 20 in Camden Township near Oberlin. The truck driver Stephen Joyce 22 and passenger Thomas Joyce were treated for minor injuries. In Avon Lake Robert Nelson 70 died after a one car crash near his home. He was pronounced dead at St Joseph Hospital. His wife Helen Nelson 73 unnamed here.
Police raid at Hunters Chase Drive off Detroit Road seized 59 items from a Westlake apartment linked to a suspected prostitution ring operating about a month. Christine A. Kovach lived there. charges were dropped for lack of evidence, though records and call logs were collected.
Mayor Michael Keys asked for an extra 5,000 from the city budget to cover fees for Edward Licht the private investigator hired to probe allegations against Police Chief Rodger Griffith and for the labor relations consultant Clement Nelson. The request follows union pressure and was approved by the France Committee using remaining budget appropriations.
A 16 year old Avon youth linked to the poisoning of three Avon High School students faces a new trafficking in marijuana count. Prosecutors also seek three counts of negligent assault and one count of possession of a counterfeit substance. Detention hearing set for Thursday at 1 pm.
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