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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1992
Page
1
Norman Lear returns with a sharp political satire The Powers That Be airing Saturday nights. John Forsythe stars as a spineless U.S. senator in a show likely to provoke many viewers.
In Thursday action in Cleveland, Detroit's Alan Trammell throws the relay to first as Glenallen Hill is retired at second. April finds the Tribe once again in last place amid a tight baseball scene at league arena.
Duke's Christian Laettner poses with the Naismith Trophy in Atlanta signaling the nation's top player. Reports circulate that the NCAA is probing whether Laettner signed a diary- sale contract with a national magazine during the season.
Cloudy conditions grip the area with a low tonight in the mid 40s and a chance of rain on Saturday. A high reaching the mid 60s is expected, with further details on A-2.
Rep Louis Stokes apologized after ethics committee released a list of lawmakers with overdrafts. Stokes tied for third with 551 overdrafts over three years in a tally that included Dellums and Sikorski. Latta retired in 1989, while Pease had none and Gillmor and Oxley had low counts.
Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton challenged President Bush in Cleveland saying Bush neglects urgent social problems like health care racism housing and AIDS. He accused Bush of reacting to rivals and politics and warned against four more years of Republican leadership.
Lorain County auditor says NACSCORP may not get its $393000 refund soon as only 30248 dollars are on hand. Funds must come from Oberlin and nearby districts, with districts already facing deficits and potential state loans. Officials discuss legal options and possible October timing for payment.
Leo Bullocks 71, longtime Elyria City Council president and community activist, died Thursday night at the Cleveland Clinic after weeks of hospitalization for lung cancer. His death triggers nomination of a successor by the Democrats with Oliver Jones as a leading potential candidate. Shirley Guinta had served as president pro tem. Mayor Keys praised Bullocks for guiding city issues and legislation.
Lorain Ohio USS Kobe Steel officials say an internal probe into contractor kickbacks has ended but refuse to say if charges will be filed. Spokesman George Manos and President Robert Fravel declined further comment until a formal statement next week. Union members question profit sharing affects amid a recession and a new plan from USX to USS Kobe.
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