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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1994
Page
1
Four year old Ashley Turck of Oberlin disappeared from the yard Tuesday evening triggering a citywide search. Police, college security, and firefighters combed the area for over an hour before Ashley emerged from the family doghouse yelling for her father.
Two U S Air Force F-15s shot down two U S Army helicopters 35 miles north of Irbil in a tragic accident. State Department and Pentagon reports conflict on casualties with a U N official stating 12 to 24 killed while another official cites no confirmed deaths.
Avon residents report low participation in the curbside recycling program launched March 14 by Browning-Ferris Industries. Councilwoman Shirley Doss notes neighbors offering blue bags for recyclables while BFI cites a typical 65 to 70 percent participation in communities with curbside pickup. Avon's rate is described as about normal.
In North Ridgeville a $2,000 income tax refund nearly went to waste when Browning-Ferris Industries workers Bobby Eastin and Gladys Pratt found the envelope at the recycling center in New Russia Township. A company official notified the owners, who then retrieved the check.
LORAIN The city dismissed Sgt Wayne Long 45 for gross misconduct tied to tipping off a woman he believed to be a prostitute during an undercover prostitution sting in August Safety Director Mark Mihok removed him from duty after he had regained employment three years earlier following a felony pardon An attorney said Long would appeal to the Civil Service Commission Mihok said Long warned the woman about arrest and sought her number while detectives said he gave no information to them
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