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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1984
Page
1
Moslem militias renew attacks in Beirut despite President Gemayel call for cease fire. Fighting reaches central Beirut and French peacekeepers trade fire near their headquarters. Gemayel's cabinet resigns amid intensifying violence as Lebanon imposes a curfew with threats of shooting violators.
A 17 year old North Ridgeville youth, David A Lagina of Broad Boulevard, died after being struck by a pickup driven by 20 year old Robert Nagle on Lear Nagle Road near Route 20. Lagina, a North Ridgeville High senior, suffered a fractured skull and head injuries and died at St. John West Shore Hospital. He was described as an average student who enjoyed fishing and basketball. Funeral arrangements were set with Bogner Funeral Home. services at St Julie Billiart Catholic Church.
A federal grand jury indictment charges four men with illegal sale and transport of 162 firearms worth over 40500 across state lines and into Canada. Frank J. Lukas Jr. of Frank's Customizing and Sales is accused of shipping, transporting, and selling firearms without proper licensing. Co-defendants Vincenzo Albano and Pierino J. Gallo of Windsor Ontario and David L. Minello of Dearborn Michigan are also named in the 20 count case.
Cleveland voters weigh a $7.5 million federal loan to Bar Mill Development Group Inc. for a $67 million steel mill near downtown. Opponents cite founder Robert Alpert’s history including Roebling Steel’s Chapter 11 filings. Proponents say the project will create 389 jobs and share profits with the city.
After reviewing Elyria's finances the Financial Review Board will unanimously urge voters to raise the income tax to 1.5 percent from 1 percent. The panel, comprising local businessmen, says the hike is the sole viable option after projecting revenues and expenditures. Mayor Keys indicated a $1.5 million impact to the city.
City officials warn cuts are needed from the 1984 general fund as revenue is estimated at 11.5 million with expenses at 13.4 million. A special revenue measure may be sought from voters, while the Financial Review Board's recommendations are to be announced at tonight's City Council meeting. Weather calls for variable cloudiness, cold with scattered snow flurries and lows around 5 to 10. Northwesterly winds 10-15 mph, shifting to lighter west winds. Tuesday remains cold with a 40 percent snow chance tonight and 10 percent Tuesday.
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