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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1987
Page
1
The article recalls the 1964 speech that started Reagan’s career and Gor bachev’s rise in the Soviet Union. Now 76 and 56 respectively, they face domestic pressures as they meet, each seeking a final triumph or political grip to secure their legacies and staying power.
Reagan and Gorbachev sign a seven year bid to ban intermediate range weapons and begin talks on further arms reduction. They plan a five day summit to pursue a broader accord, aiming to halve strategic arsenals and push toward a nuclear free world while noting ongoing Cold War tensions.
Leo Bullocks was sworn in as council president as Democrats hold a slimmer 7 to 4 edge. He pledged to please the people and avoid embarrassing the city as leaders, while his son Forrest presented the ceremonial gavel. Shirley Guinta becomes finance chair and majority leader, with Gordon Meadows as president pro-tem. The meeting also addressed Colt Firearms lockout amid union bargaining push.
Amherst police remain open to all theories in the October death of Alan McPhie despite Lorain County Coroner William Kishman calling it a homicide. Police Chief Bill Hall notes stigma and lack of cooperation hinder the case as detective Lonnie Dillon pursues polygraph attempts and interviews daily.
Jury selection opened in Lorain County Common Pleas Court for the murder case of Richard Haynes 23 accused of fatally stabbing Douglas Fauver 38 in October 1986. The defense seeks to bar expert Richard Walter a Michigan psychologist from testifying the killing was motivated by homophobia while prosecutors aim to prove motive despite sexual contact between attacker and victim. Haynes pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.
A 17 year old Lorain youth was found guilty in Lorain County Juvenile Court on eight vandalism counts and one criminal damaging charge stemming from BB gun window damage to ten downtown Elyria businesses during Sept. 19 20. Sentencing set for December 11 at 10 a.m. before Judge Henry Webber.
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