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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1992
Page
1
Imelda Marcos declares bid for president ahead of May elections drawing large crowds as reporters note her enduring political presence. Washington briefings mention national issues from power outages to policy shakeups and public safety leadership changes in national headlines.
Gloomy, mostly cloudy tonight with a low around 25 to 30 degrees. A chance of showersWednesday with highs in the low 40s. Details on A-2.
A federal class action over Lorain County jail conditions, filed in 1989, nears settlement as access to a law library remains the final issue. Attorneys say improvements include mental health and recreational programs, and population reductions from 244 to 166 inmates amid budget cuts, though further cuts faced opposition.
Ford Motor Co reports 1991 Lorain County output fell sharply with the Thunderbird down 30 percent to 74,189, the Mercury Cougar at 55,148 a 28 percent drop, and the Econoline Van down while the Club Wagon slipped 4 percent. Overall Ford sales dropped 13.6 percent amid a industry wide decline.
Bruce A. Britton, 29, was arraigned in Municipal Court on three counts of abduction and three counts of felonious assault after a weekend attempt to abduct a 38 year old woman on Woodland Street. He is held in Lorain County jail with a $5,000 bond. Police say a knife was involved and the same man earlier approached two Chronicle Telegram carriers, ages 10 and 11, on Foster Avenue in October.
Judith Hanmer told Oberlin City Council she and neighbors face nightly disturbances at the East Lorain Street Econo Wash. She said transients sleep there, drugs are sold, and a July home break‑in occurred. Hanmer pressed for closure or 24/7 security, while owner Steven Milkovich said he has had no official contact about the complaints.
Police linked a prolific burglar dubbed the L A Gear thief to Monday night break ins in Hastern Heights and attempted entries in the Princeton area. A roll of quarters valued at eight dollars was missing from one home. Officers describe the suspect as a tall slender Black man with broad shoulders.
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