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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1987
Page
8
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Paul X. Kelley faces backlash over allegations that embassy guards aided foreign spies. He vows continued embassy duty, outlines expanded testing and interviews, and discusses age and tour policies while deflecting focus from Clayton Lonetree's espionage case.
A DUI appeal involving Victor F. Stewart III, son of a Democratic Party figure, lands with Judge Adrian Betleski after a no contest plea in Elyria Municipal Court. Three common pleas judges weigh whether to seek a visiting judge, with political considerations clouding the decision. Local residents also hear a school levy pitch during phone announcements.
A team from Olmsted Falls Olmsted Township Strongsville and Brook Park outscored 12 district teams and 10 statewide rivals to place second in the Ohio Horse Bowl in Columbus. The group faced 15 minute rounds testing equine knowledge while sharing tales of horses manners injuries and personalities.
Richard Tecco of Northfield Center was found guilty of interference with custody and received a suspended 90 day jail term. He was fined 500 with 300 suspended. The incident involved taking Jason from Penfield and returning him to his mother after custody arrangements were disputed.
A 39 year old security guard Lance Kepler of the Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland was shot three times as he left his home at 4746 W 228th St for work Friday morning. He underwent surgery and remains in critical condition. Police said no robbery and no witnesses have come forward and investigators have not yet spoken to the victim. Casings from a small caliber handgun were found.
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