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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1990
Page
1
The article discusses the so called Curse of Cleveland associated with the Cleveland Browns season. It notes debate over whether the curse began after a reporter omitted the article in Moses Cleaveland's name and cites evidence in support of the superstition. Page D-7.
Headlines report research suggesting prevention programs for teenagers may cause harm. Notes on Nancy Cruzan’s death, South Korea sedition arrests, Celeste’s clemency decision, Moscow cabinet change, IRS Christmas delivery, Salman Rushdie controversy, Detroit auto shows, California cold wave easing, and light items including a mayoral scandal and air pollution ranking.
Mostly clear tonight with a low near 5. Thursday warm up to 20 to 25. Details on Page 4-3.
Common Pleas Judge Floyd D. Harris signed a journal entry approving 4 percent raises for general division court employees starting Jan 1, aligning pay with county unionized staff per 1991-92 contracts. Harris noted all four common pleas judges agreed to avoid criticism over unequal increases.
A Maariv report cited by Israeli diplomats said Secretary of State Baker would meet Saddam Hussein in Baghdad on Jan. 9 to negotiate the Gulf crisis ahead of a Jan. 15 U.N. deadline, while Washington denied any date had been set. The story noted U.S. and Iraqi talks might hinge on Palestinian issues, a linkage the U.S. rejects.
Lorain County business leaders warn that 1991 could be harder than recent years with war in the Middle East and a automotive slowdown clouding prospects. They note better preparation and diversification since the early 1980s recession, with Ford Avon Lake expansion, Nissan joint venture hiring, rising housing, and strong foreign sales offsetting domestic softness.
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