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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1986

Page

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Black Mayors urge more federal aid and policy changes

Atlantic City NF AP reports the National Conference of Black Mayors urging Reagan and Congress to restore federal revenue sharing, oppose tax reform limiting tax exempt bonds, and pass enterprise zones. Mayors demand strong programs for equal employment, civil rights, homelessness, and minority protection, with Mayor Hatcher and Barry stressing unity and power.

Atlantic City National Conference of Black Mayors Libya Nicaragua Richard G. Hatcher Gary Ind Reagan Congress

Atlantic City mayors press abolition of Civil Rights Commission

Mayors at a regional convention urged Congress to defund the Civil Rights Commission and back the war in urban America. Atlantic City residents protested housing conditions outside Caesars Atlantic City hotel led by Steven Young, citing homelessness and motel-room funding cuts starting May 1. Police watched as about 40 residents marched in front of the casino hotel while black mayors, including Atlantic City Mayor James L. Usry, faced protests Friday.

Congress America Atlantic City Caesars Atlantic City Casino Steven Young James L. Usry

Libyan Leader Threatens Europe If U S Attacks

Khadafy warned of striking southern Europe if the United States pursues a military action. U S 6th Fleet ships moved closer to Libya as NATO officials denied threats, while Carrington and other leaders weighed potential retaliation and allied responses.

Kevin Costelloe Associated Press Tripoli Libya Muammar Khadafy Europe United States Khadafy U.S Washington Reagan NATO Lord Carrington Tel Aviv North Atlantic Treaty Organization Robin Stafford Brussels Belgium Carrington Stafford America TWA West Berlin Coral Sea Sicily Mediterranean United Nations Vernon Walters Cairo Egpyt Friedrich Zimmerman West Germany Gulf of Sidra Italy Spain

Jury recommends death for three time convicted killer Coleman

A Lake County jury urged the death penalty for Alton Coleman for strangling 7 year old Tamika Turks of Gary, and for related attacks. The judge will decide sentencing on May 2. Coleman, 30, already has two death sentences for Ohio slayings.

Thomas P. Wyman Associated Press Crown Point Ind Alton Coleman Coleman Ohio Lake Superior Court Richard Maroc Maroc Tamika Turks Gary Waukegan Ill Debra Denise Brown Evanston Midwest Lonnie Randolph Richard Cook Mercy Cook

Brook Park chase ends in death by own action

A 19 year old man, Clyde Wellwood of Westland Michigan, robbed a Brook Park turnpike rest stop at gunpoint and fired on patrol. after a high speed chase ending near Cleveland Hopkins Airport he shot himself with a 357 magnum and died at Southwest General Hospital. Police confirm the suspect died Saturday evening after using the gun to self inflict a fatal wound.

Gavin Smith C-T Brook Park Clyde Wellwood Westland Mich Southwest General Hospital Bagley Road Fry Road Berea Cleveland Hopkins Airport

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