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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1989
Page
2
Haitian loyalists fired from armored cars and howitzers near the National Palace as mutineers demand the ouster of Lt. Gen. Prosper Avril. Rebels seized a radio station. civilians fled as armored vehicles and troops surrounded the Dessalines Barracks.
Palm Harbor resident Edward L. Fox, 65, was bicycling west on Route 547 when Linda L. Rowe, 30, tried to pass him and he veered into the eastbound lane. Fox died at Fisher-Titus Hospital. investigation ongoing. Avon youths, 15 to 17, arrested for aggravated burglary and grand theft linked to a Feb. 12 break-in on Center Road.
USX aims to slash a bloated factory set and keep Lorain plants competitive. Roderick says a Kobe partnership will own the whole Lorain site with USX marketing seamless tubulars, while a final labor contract with USW remains to be negotiated. Termination terms allow either side to exit. The $60 million upgrades boost competitiveness amid a recovering oil drilling market.
Ridgeville officials say a visitors bureau letter has been received and a Chamber of Commerce letter is due soon. Allan Johnson, OTC Executive Director, will reply to the first letter. Barnett notes repeated proposals and states North Olmsted was named on the original Exit 9 signs due to proximity. Noll says the turnpike commission sought local support to back toll continuation after 1992.
Crack Gallion said Jurecki grabbed items and Soto assaulted her as she walked to her office. Soto admitted bringing a small amount of cocaine to school and said he acted in error. He was arraigned on drug abuse and assault charges and released on bond with a pretrial set.
Stewart notes a run of 720 complaints on levies across Lorain area with 190 from Lorain residents, 35 from Columbia Township, 40 from Oberlin, and 30 from Vermilion. Large reductions sought include BFGoodrich Avon Lake at 15 million, Higbee Midway Mall over 1.2 million, Arrow Aluminum 1.28 million, Knights Inn Elyria 475 thousand, Vermilies Nursing Home 590 thousand, and Ciba Corning Oberlin 800 thousand. Auditor's office will review, some claims may be denied for improper completion.
Northwood student Eboni topped 32 seventh and eighth graders from Lorain, Erie, and Huron counties to win the contest. Runner up Heather Pristash was eliminated on claque. Eboni correctly spelled gradient, aided by topography study and practice with four schoolmates.
Eboni was declared national spelling bee champion as siblings Erich and Vaughn, ages 10 and 7, cheered her trophy and joked about joining the Washington trip. Their mother, an Elyria City Schools bus driver, said the family would still travel, but plans shifted with the winner.
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