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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1991
Page
1
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Mark Price battled for a rebound but was out jumped as the Cavs routed the Miami Heat by 68 points, setting an NBA record. The blast of offense and defensive effort defined the night on B-1.
Ford announces a Mercury Villager minivan to be produced at the Avon Lake plant by Ford Nissan joint venture, marking a new model rollout amid auto industry alliances and domestic production.
A stitched-together roundup notes a judge weighing felonious assault charges in a blood spatter case involving an AIDS patient. Reports from Washington, Seoul, and West Palm Beach cover Bush diplomacy, Roh Tae Woo denials, and an ABC interview with a rape accuser. Local notices include labor charges, planning praise, lift station sale, teacher pay raises, tax abatement victory, and facility closure discussions.
Gold weather brief notes a low near 12 degrees tonight with flurries expected Thursday. Temperatures will rise to the mid-20s, and detailed outlook appears on page A-2.
GM intends to close its Moraine plant near Dayton Ohio home to about 3200 hourly workers and a Texas Arlington facility with about 3200 workers. The Free Press reports up to 15000 white collar jobs will be cut next year to offset record losses.
In Lorain County, Judge Adrian Bedeski sentenced Anthony Frato 24 to one year and Joseph Frato 25 to five to 25 years for racketeering and receiving stolen property. The Fratos operated Frato Rubbish Systems Inc in Cleveland, accused of selling stolen tires including some from Goodyear Distribution Center. An angry family crowd erupted as the sentences were handed down.
Richard Carje former North Ridgeville mayor 49 of Westlake pleaded guilty in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to a third degree grand theft charge for stealing about 15000 from Great Lakes Title Co Elyria where he was office manager from Sept 1990 to March 1991 He turned himself in May 3 Judge Lynett McGough ordered a probation report and kept him free on 5000 bond The defense cited divorce issues and potential prison time if convicted with sentencing possible in about a month
President Bush weighs one time tax rebates of 200 to 300 dollars per taxpayer as part of an anti recession package to lift the economy. A second option is a larger personal exemption up to 1500 dollars, with impact depending on tax brackets. Other ideas include penalty free IRA withdrawals for first time home purchases to aid families.
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