Yeltsin and Gorbachev clash over control of Soviet military
In Moscow, Boris Yeltsin pressed military leaders to back the Slavic commonwealth over Mikhail Gorbachev as the Soviet Union dissolves. The 3.7 million strong armed forces and 27,000 nuclear warheads could shift in days. Demonstrators outside the parliament urged the army to support the union.
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Russia
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Mikhail
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Yeltsin
Commonwealth
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Defense Ministry
Sewer Plan Debates Delays Eastern Heights Work
The city reviews four sewer project plans from 2.4 to 5 million with a 2.4 million proposal adopted by the Utilities Committee. A late January completion is uncertain due to design delays and an engineering survey in Eastern Heights. Residents face possible assessments up to 5000 dollars for Oxford Cambridge Princeton Harvard Cornell and Denison avenues between Garford and East River Road. Lenny Shippy leads the financing plan with the Finance Committee and full Council approval.
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Eastern Heights Igewer
Utilities Committee
Lenny Shippy
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Denison
Eastern Heights
Garford Avenue
East River Road
Shippy
Council
County health plan dispute hits $2 million borrowing
Public records reveal Patton and Diversified faced scrutiny over hidden commissions from Lexington Insurance and AIG Life, alleged double billing, and unauthorized increases in admin fees. Debates focus on cost containment, contract approvals, and reimbursements amid county debt refinancing.
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Ay Woucelolus
Peasecululs
Patton
Internal Revenue Service
Diversified
Retail Hotlines Classified Ho Ho Ho
Classified item from Lorain County Printing announces daily publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company in Elyria Ohio with second class postage at Elyria.
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Avon Lake debates Route 83 plans near I 90 I 480
Avon Lake leaders weigh two Route 83 options to improve access to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and link I 90 to I 480. ODOT says the move is not active. residents may influence a future decision as Avon plans light industrial growth west of current farm areas.
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Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Hansted
Avon Lake
Stan Hunt
Transportation Department
Hunt
ODOT
Avon
NOACA
Gas prices drop as winter brings relief at local stations
A-1 Bonded Station on East Avenue and Fourth Street offered unleaded regular at 99 cents, down from around 1.06 last week, boosting sales. Station managers cite seasonal demand and market expectations, with some predicting prices will rise again before Christmas. Marathon Oil cites shifting forecasts of fuel oil supply. Local owners differ on whether winter trends or oil companies’ profit motives drive the change.
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East Avenue
4Th Street
Michael Dixon
Marathon Oil Co
Houston
Soviet Union
Europe
Dixon
Trial continues in Elyria murder case amid pretrial motions
Lorain County Common Pleas Court deals with 25 motions for Wilson charged with aggravated murder, aggravated arson and kidnapping in the May 4 killing of 24 year old Carol Lutz. Attorneys press for access to juvenile records and changes in pretrial clothing and restraints citing potential prejudice. Judge McGough will rule on some motions Friday afternoon.
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Kenneth Lioux
Joseph C. Grunda
Wilson
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Lynett McGough
Clinton Ave
Elyria
Carol Lutz
Lutz
Ohio Department of Youth Services
Elyria High School
Anger on Flight Forces Unscheduled Landing
A Northwest Airlines jet diverted to Minneapolis after a passenger pounded cockpit door and demanded to talk with the pilot after being told to extinguish a cigarette. He was taken into custody at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as FBI agents investigated. The incident comes as Congress bans smoking on domestic flights under two hours and Northwest limits smoking on most routes.
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Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Carmen Piccirillo
FBI
Congress
Northwest
Hawaii
Frisco elects ex police chief Frank Jordan mayor
Former San Francisco police chief Frank Jordan defeats incumbent Art Agnos in a runoff with 52 percent of the vote 98 491 to 90 875. Voters also approve a quarter cent sales tax hike to restore school programs. Agnos endorses Jordan.
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San Francisco
Frank Jordan
Art Agnos
Jordan
Agnos
Supreme Court voids New York Son of Sam law profits rule
The Supreme Court ruled 8 0 that New York s Son of Sam law violates free speech by targeting criminals profits from books films and other works. Victims advocates and lawmakers fear the ruling weakens remedies used against crime profits while noting similar laws in Ohio and other states may be challenged. The statute aimed to seize earnings from cases like Jean Harris Herman Tarnower Mark David Chapman and R Foster Winans though Berkowitz was never subject to it.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Barbara Leak
Vic- Berkowitzeims Board
Emanuel Gold
Jean Harris
Scarsdale
Herman Tarnower
Mark David Chapman
John Lennon
David Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Priest Denies Fathering Child in Georgia Suit
In Fulton County Superior Court, Rev Donal Keohane testified he gave money to parishioner Vicki Long out of kindness, not as compensation. Long seeks child support for LaDonna Michelle, now five, alleging Keohane fathered the child after a 1983 meeting in Columbus. She says he seduced her after counseling. Keohane denies sexual relations.
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Atlanta
Donal Keohane
Vicki Long
Keohane
LaDonna Michelle
Long
Bruce Kirwan
Eugene Marino
Columbus
Fulton County Superior Court
Four Queens youths convicted in 1990 slaying on subway
Four 19 year old Queens men Emiliano Fernandez Johnny Hincapie Ricardo Nova and Pascal Carpenter were convicted of murder and robbery in the stabbing death of 22 year old Utah tourist Brian Watkins on a New York subway platform during the U S Open trip. The defendants admitted using $200 stolen from the victim to go to a ballroom and face up to 25 years to life in prison.
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New York
Queens
Brian Watkins
Utah
Watkins
Watkinses
Sherwin Watkins
Emiliano Fernandez
Johnny Hincapie
Ricardo Nova
Pascal Carpenter
Socialite found guilty of murdering ex husband and wife
Elisabeth Broderick, 44, convicted of second degree murder for killing her ex husband Daniel T. Broderick II and his second wife Linda Kolkena Broderick in their bed on November 5, 1989 after a four day jury deliberation. She had claimed years of emotional abuse. The prosecution sought first degree murder.
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San Diego
Elisabeth Broderick
Broderick
Daniel T. Broderick II
Linda Kolkena Broderick
Burmese protests shut Rangoon University as crackdown begins
Burmese soldiers and police arrested student protesters and closed Rangoon University in the capital amid the first major anti government actions since 1988. Residents said protests erupted on Tuesday, coinciding with Nobel Peace Prize events for Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Thailand
Rangoon University
Rangoon
Norway
Aung San Suu Kyi
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