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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1991
Page
2
In Zakho, Kurdish residents and allied forces welcomed Iraq’s police pullout ahead of the deadline. Eight-man British columns patrolled while most police had left by Thursday, with about 50 officers remaining under local control and closely supervised.
Byelorussian strikers press for higher wages and power while Gorbachev faces pressure after offering to resign as party chief amid a leadership crisis. In Washington, Democrats push a $1.46 trillion 1992 budget plan rejecting Bush cuts, with negotiations to follow May. NASA counts down to Discovery liftoff for a Star Wars research mission on Sunday from Cape Canaveral with seven astronauts and over $260 million in DoD gear.
Washington reports the nation’s economy contracted at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the first quarter, exceeding the 1.6 percent decline in late 1981. Inflation worsened with the GNP price index rising 5.1 percent year over year, up from 4.7 percent.
LCCC and Oberlin College ink an agreement enabling smoother transfer for students seeking a four year path. Eligible LCCC students must complete a liberal arts curriculum with at least C grades and up to 56 transferable credit hours. The pact aligns with state policy to simplify two to four year credits and strengthens regional ties in northeast Ohio.
Police Chief Mali novsky suspended two officers for 60 days after they fired guns at two street lights on March 21. They were arrested, convicted of criminal dam ag ing, and fined 750 dollars plus costs each with 30 day suspended jail terms. They will return to work in May under a year of probation. The department plans retirements in May reducing replacements.
The article recalls a teen with interests in swimming and tennis who hoped to be a cruise director after graduation. Lt. Ralph Gale discusses ongoing inquiries into a baby’s death and a potential motive, mentioning an anonymous tipster from August. The case centers on a full-term infant found July 26, 1990, in Lower Black River park.
Lorain County candidates filed income and expense statements with the County Board of Elections listing contributions up to April 17. Notable figures include James Parobek with 12610, Tony Rodgers 750, and several judges and city candidates among others, while the Lorain Community College levy campaign drew 46758 in contributions.
Rome AP reports Pope John Paul I wrote a major encyclical examining the moral responsibilities of capitalism toward poorer economies, timed with the 100th anniversary of Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum. The document, not yet public, aims to address moral consequences of economic systems and avoid strict endorsement of Western capitalism.
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