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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1986
Page
1
Marshall Holman claims the tournament of champions title in a dominant performance. The victory solidifies Holman as a top figure in the sport, with the win highlighting his consistency and skill against top peers.
After leaving the White House in 1985 Michael Deaver built a lobbying firm drawing scrutiny over conflict of interest rules. Senators urge independent inquiry as officials weigh criminal probes and Meese considers a preliminary review. Page A-4.
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy told journalist Saeed Naqvi he was asleep in his house as US warplanes attacked. He said he tried to rescue his children amid the bombs, noted his wife’s illness, and claimed Reagan seeks to finish the world. Libyan officials later said his adopted 15 month old daughter was killed and two sons wounded during the April 15 raids.
President Reagan embarked on the longest trip of his presidency with a warning that cowardly acts by terrorists and dictators would not go unanswered. In Hawaii he and First Lady Nancy Reagan visited a leukemia-stricken boy and a sick Filipino grandmother awaiting a visa. The 13 day mission includes an economic summit in Tokyo and features stops in Honolulu after a 52 hour flight from Los Angeles.
A speaker warned that when world dictators and terrorists strike U.S. citizens the consequences will be severe, referencing the April 15 bombing attack on Libya and signaling firm action to follow. The remark tied the Libya assault to broader vows of retaliation.
Local readers were reminded to spring forward as clocks moved ahead one hour at 2am. Many parishioners arriving at morning services found timing confusion and adjusted their schedules accordingly.
The forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions with highs around 85 degrees. Tonight will be variable with low temperatures near 50. Monday expects partly sunny skies with highs 80 to 85 and no significant precipitation.
Jeffrey P Jacobs proposes a $40 million mixed use revival on the west bank of the Cuyahoga River. The project renovates the Power House and Sugar Warehouse, adds a waterfront promenade, trolley line, a 500-slip marina, and a glass enclosed restaurant atop the Coast Guard station, linking Whiskey Island to Tower City and Inner Harbor.
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