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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1991

Page

4

Yeltsin pushes Russia led commonwealth plan for post Soviet union

London report outlines Boris Yeltsin’s bold bid for a Slavic commonwealth led by Russia to replace the Soviet Union. He pledges a state with defense and foreign policy coordination while Russia retains wealth and power, challenging Gorbachev’s federation vision amid disintegration.

London Boris N. Yeltsin Soviet Union Yeluin Mikhal S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Commonwealth Yeltsin West Russia Ukraine Byelorussia Russian Federation

Gorbachev urged Congress to convene and a nationwide referendum

Russian State Secretary Gennady Burbulis told reporters that Gorbachev, with his experience, could be a constructive participant if used practically. Burbulis said the Slavic agreement was not an attempt to push Gorbachev out of politics. Gorbachev seeks a loose federation and urged Congress to meet and consider a nationwide referendum on the country’s fate.

Gorbachev Gennady Burbulis Burbulis Yeltsin Congress of People’s Deputies

Township fire turmoil prompts firing and protest

Fire officials faced removal over 1990 and 1990s incidents including a flooded basement and a Murray Ridge Road blaze while Holterman voted innocent on all charges. Residents blasted the handling as a laughingstock and urged recall. Applicants for the position must mail applications to the township fire station in Elyria by 4 p.m. December 23.

A-1 Baetz Court Murray Ridge Road Holterman Township Griswold Rd Elyria

Anderson returns home after hostage ordeal in Wiesbaden

Terry Anderson prepares to fly from Wiesbaden to New York as relatives gather for a joyful welcome. He thanks hospital staff, reflects on the trip home, and joins family, friends, and dignitaries including his brother Jack and priest Rev Lawrence Jenco for a holiday reunification after his release by Shiite captors.

Tom Anderson Susanne Anderson Jack Judy Rev U.S Wiesbaden

Midview to vote Feb 4 on special election ballot

The board plans a Feb 4 special election after closing Belden Elementary in June. Projections show a $26,000 surplus by July 30 1992 but an $808,000 deficit for 1992 93. With two new members joining in January the board delays action amid a lame duck session. The state has not yet indicated district funding.

Belden Ryan

Pitts 18-year-old Lonnie Pitts to challenge Koziura

Lonnie Pitts, 18, a former challenger of Mayor Alex Olejko, announces his bid for District 61 state representative as an independent and plans to run as a Republican in 1992. He says Republicans align with his views and cites youth as a factor in the race. State Rep Joseph Koziura welcomes the challenge.

Lorain Lonnie Pitts Alex Olejko Pitts Dacy Pitts Olejko Joseph Koziura D-Lorain Lonnie Pitts

Elyria Officer Receives Law Enforcement Award

Elyria Police Sergeant Joseph Forgacs was honored Saturday with the Law Enforcement Award by Elyria VFW Post 1079. An eight year veteran, he serves on the department’s special response team.

Elyria Joseph Forgacs Elyria Police Department Elyria Vfw

Births at Elyria Memorial DEO

A daughter to Ricky and Avanda Burnworth at 7244 Case Rd in North Ridgeville. A daughter to Randall and LeAnn Cromer at 14286 At 301 in LaGrange. A daughter to Susan and Donald Mahle at 136 Beverly Court in Elyria. A son to Matilda Anderson at 105 Tadman Court in Elyria.

Elyria

Lorain Auditor Koscho named health plan chief by council

Lorain City Auditor Kenneth Koscho has served as the self managed health plan administrator since 1987. A Finance and Claims Committee vote 5-1 backed the arrangement amid a state audit inquiry into the plan, noting Koscho was always intended to fill the administrator role while also paying claims. The move, Mayor Alex Olejko said, covers both duties. passage expected next week.

Lorain Kenneth Koscho Finance and Claims Committee Koscho Alex Olejko Olejko Council

Avon Lake law director to resign January

Avon Lake's law director Russell Provenza will not seek re appointment next year to allow more time for private practice. City Councilman Vince Urbin announced the plan at a news conference before the City Council meeting. Applicants must have five years of legal experience and city residency for two years. Provenza, 55, earns 33,000 annually and 75 an hour for litigation, with negotiations to follow.

Avon Lake Russell Provenza Provenza Vince Urbin Urbin Urban

Lorain native Ander son to receive family time after release

Elyria area relatives say they will not rush to see Terry Anderson. Ed Jones, father of Leila Arden, says the Lorain native needs time to adjust. He suspects Anderson may stay with sister Peggy Say in Cadiz Kentucky and later visit immediate family in New York City and a brother in Ocala Florida.

Elyria Terry Anderson United States Ed Jones Anderson Leila Arden Cleveland Lorain Jones Kentucky Peggy Say Cadiz New York City Florida Ocala

Tree Vandalism Damages Bank Landscaping

Neiding reports lights on a tree planted years ago between the bank and administrative offices. The vandalism damaged the tree and officials may replace it. Neiding notes prior vandalism includes shrub theft from a 5th Street parking lot while the bank supports needy groups at Christmas.

LNB Neiding

Avon councilman OKs hiring of cop

Avon City Council member James V. Muzzy Jr dropped all objections to an emergency proposal to hire an extra patrolman saying existing staffing will not do the job. He plans to renew objections to buying more police cars later, noting potential savings by delaying purchases.

Avon James V. Muzzy, Jr Muzzy Bat Pearl Olearcill Olearcill

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