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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1988
Page
3
North Ridgeville superintendent Paul Murphy pledges if voters pass both levies on Tuesday he will push a resolution barring new levies until 1993. He accuses Mike Hihn of misleading voters about finances while Hihn promotes two levy votes and signs SOS literature.
Democratic observers express disappointment with Mary Jo Vasi for an antagonistic campaign style and attacks on fellow Democrats. Elizabeth Blair rises as the establishment’s best hope, leading Vasi in campaign spending by about 730 dollars, with Vasi at 8349 and Blair at 7613. Vasi’s ads accuse current commissioners of upside down spending and tax concerns.
Lorain detectives testified at a preliminary hearing that witnesses gave varying accounts of a gunfight at a birthday party near the United Auto Workers hall on Baumhart Road. Reginald Carlton, 21, is charged with complicity to murder in the death of Jerome Lusane, 32, who was struck by a gunshot fired during the incident.
Representative Donald J. Pease will answer President Reagan on his weekly radio address. The exchange centers on the Senate passed trade bill and Reagan’s veto threat over a plant closing notice provision authored by Senator Howard Metzenbaum.
In Cleveland the Kucinich Oakar forum drew a cautious crowd as Kucinich hit unfair trade policies and poverty rising in the 20th District while Oakar outlined accomplishments from harbor dredging to NASA Lewis Center jobs. Voters remained unsure if the debate delivered a punch.
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