Chronicle News Roundup From Busy Local and World Pages
Today’s Chronicle highlights baby registry etiquette for showers, a Russian artillery push around Grozny, and a Mississippi battle claim in 1943. The paper notes an Army denial and points readers to the Chronicle Telegram site for updates.
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Mississippi
Passenger hijack ends in neck slashing and escape
In an airline hijacking from Kathmandu the five masked men tied Rippan Katyal and slashed his neck on an Airbus 300 before passengers crouched as ordered. Police reported swift punishment for disobedience and 27 hostages freed. released travelers spoke to officials in New Delhi after landing.
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New Delhi
India
Rippan Katyal
Katyal
Indian Airlines
Katmandu
Nepal
Lorain elects Republican Craig Foltin mayor in upset
In Lorain Ohio Republican Craig Foltin 32 wins the mayoral race over incumbent Democrat Joseph Koziura marking only the third postwar Republican mayor. Foltin will assume office January 3 and faces a Democratic City Council and major projects including the Grove Site Riverside Marina and King's Woods developments. Community leaders urge collaboration and offer support while Leadership Lorain County invites Foltin to sponsor a class member to learn about local attitudes and assets.
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Lorain
Craig Foltin
Joseph Koziura
Faltin
Grove Site
Alan Spitzer
Riverside Marina
King’s Woods
Akron
Jerry Bishop
Fostin
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Elizabeth Sheehe
Gail Stumphauzer
Craig
Jenow
Foltin
Lake Erie
Syetem the
Hobsbies
Ralph J. Krupp
Woman Stabs Man in Lorain Motel After Christmas Dispute
Neighbors say fights were common but not this severe as Kelly Cantu 46 was arrested on domestic violence and felonious assault charges for stabbing Charles Patrick 40 in the back twice with a steak knife during a Christmas Day argument at the Erieview Motel. Patrick sustained multiple injuries and received treatment before being held by police.
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Lorain
Charles Patrick
Kelly Cantu
Erieview
Cantu
Patrick
Barry Paghi
Paghi
Community Health Partners
Ohio to Get $49.2 Million for Homeless Aid
The Clinton administration allocates 900 million to cities states and nonprofits to help about 245000 homeless people. Ohio fans 49.2 million including 18 million for Cuyahoga County and several regional amounts for Cincinnati Hamilton Columbus Franklin Youngstown Montgomery Akron Stark counties and others. The funds support proven programs aiding homeless families veterans children and job seekers.
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Washington
Clinton
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Toledo
Columbus
Franklin County
Youngstown
Akron
Summit County
Stark County
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