10 Dec 1997
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1997
Page
1
Police investigate a woman's charge that Edward James Olmos sexually assaulted her at a South Carolina hotel. The report also notes Billy Graham has left the hospital and is recovering. President Boris Yeltsin is hospitalized with flu. Security forces stormed a jet and captured a suspect.
A seized 1960 Jaguar, described as luxurious, goes under the hammer at Lorain City Garage East 35th Street and Broadway with no minimum bid. The car’s title linked to a convicted dealer remains unsettled after the original buyer’s death. Also up for sale are about $832 in silver coins from a Bolita ring, with bids at face value.
ELYRIA A jury swiftly convicted Charles Carroll 43 of two counts of rape and one count of felonious sexual penetration for an Oberlin assault in 1987. Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough ordered 30 years mandatory, to start after a Texas sentence and a separate 12 to 15 year term for a 1967 Huron assault. Prosecutor Gregory White labeled Carroll a dangerous sex offender who should never be released.
Amherst police say three men Cole Read Adalbert Tenorio and Howard Moore were charged with breaking and entering and grand theft for stealing about 1600 in toys from Hills Department Store on November 20. Read confessed to breaking into Mangine's and the Galleon bars in Lorain. They are held on 7500 bond.
MediaOne will include the Disney Channel in its most popular Limited Plus package, raising the monthly price from 11.26 to 11.85 dollars. Joan Lowry, corporate affairs manager, notes the move, saying the Disney Channel is a top draw and the change is regional first.
Lorain officials will keep a Nativity scene at Veterans Park after the ACLU's North Central chapter decided not to challenge the display. The group said the display comes close to violating the separation of church and state but does not technically violate the law.
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