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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1995
Page
1
Southwest winds to 30 knots shifting west early bring snow showers. Ice free waves 4 to 6 feet. Saturday west to northwest winds 20 to 25 knots with likely snow showers mainly on the east half. Ice free waves 3 to 5 feet. Temperature unspecified due to garbled text.
A top Russian commander urged killing Chechen rebel leader Dzhokhar Dudayev without trial, claiming he has a mental health condition. He said there is little organized resistance left and noted Grozny’s fall may be imminent as Russian forces push through Chechnya’s countryside amid ongoing clashes. President Yeltsin voiced optimism and said interior ministry troops handle operations while defense troops withdraw.
Analyst Goldstein notes funding correlates with race competitiveness. Brown edged White 49 to 46 percent in a tight race, with White spending 567,154 and Brown 959,717 by Nov. 28. Challengers must raise about 250,000 to seem viable, triggering intensified fundraising from incumbents. Final 1994 data awaited yearend reports due Jan. 31.
Al Monica Patterson and neighbor Noble describe a quiet street near 415 West Street where the Beetlers were found dead. Detectives remained at the home past midnight, as neighbors recall the couple as kind, with two children kept away from the scene during police searches. No suspects or weapon details were released.
City workers pumped water from an underground gas storage tank and dumped it into the ground, releasing benzene and triggering a costly cleanup. Indicted officials, including former mayoral candidate Peace and McLaughlin, deny political motivation amid a 1970s start to the practice. Cleanup costs run about 400000 with bonds posted to secure releases.
Labor leaders warn the railroad would gain price in union jobs if the county bonds 2.1 million to keep the Wellington to Oberlin freight line operable. The Turnpike Commission plans to bulldoze parts for a State Route 58 interchange while local critics seek proof of contracts and line viability.
Gardner, 57, wears a Yankee jersey in Oberlin kitchen and recalls trips to Chicago, Atlanta, Baltimore and Cooperstown where he met Linda Tosetti, granddaughter of The Babe. His Ruth impersonation earns about 8500 per appearance plus expenses through Curtis Management Inc. Licensing fees rise with income, benefiting the Babe Ruth Foundation.
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