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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1990
Page
1
A routine survey in Amherst Township uncovers a sandstone property marker dating back to 1832. Story and photo on Page B-1 details and context for local history significance.
Keystone school board member Jerry Long quit after colleagues moved to circulate petitions seeking his removal over a July incident that led to public indecency charges. Long opposed the motion, saying ethics were at stake, and that move prompted his resignation letter to Superintendent David Ring. A Jan 4 pre-sentence hearing is set for Long, who changed his plea to no contest and was found guilty in Elyria Municipal Court. Board to fill the seat for the remaining three years at a Jan 7 vote.
Tricia Saeger marked her engagement anniversary with a kiss while Petty Officer Scott Barnes and more than 12,000 sailors shipped from Norfolk on the largest single day deployment since Vietnam. The two carrier battle groups led by USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS America headed for Operation Desert Shield. Barnes, 21, a Lorain Ohio native, said he believes he will return, while many sailors faced uncertainty about their mission and duration.
Richard E. Fayak Jr., of Grafton, pleaded guilty to two counts of involuntary manslaughter and two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide for striking Jennifer Henes, 16, and Kevin Parks, 18, as they stood along South Island Road after a party. He was sentenced to two concurrent 3 to 10 year terms by Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Kosma J. Glavas.
In Jerusalem on Friday Yoram Sheftel said a Moscow file contains statements from 1950s Treblinka guards asserting that Ivan the Terrible was Ivan Marczenko, not Demjanjuk. The Supreme Court will hear the motion Monday as Demjanjuk seeks freedom from the death sentence.
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