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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1992
Page
1
President Bush collapsed at a Tokyo state dinner about 8 20 p m local time suffering from flu officials said it is a normal case of flu The president rested overnight at Akasaka Palace and was driven home to resume talks with Japanese officials in brief schedule changes.
Tom Seaver, pitched for the Mets Reds White Sox and Red Sox, voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Rollie Fingers also enshrined as part of the Hall class announced in Minneapolis. Mark Price set the Cavaliers assist record in their ninth straight win.
Washington reports abortion rights advocates say Ohio could be among states to ban abortion if Roe v Wade is overturned. In other items, protests flare in Tbilisi with 1000 demonstrators backing ousted leader Zviad Gamsakhurdia. Oberin College president S Frederick Starr denies departure rumors. A Lorain County panel rejects George Koury as labor consultant candidate.
Rain expected tonight with lows around 35 to 40 degrees. Light drizzle or flurries possible Thursday with a high in the low 40s. Details on A-2.
In the 80 year old Cuyahoga County Courthouse a gunman pursued his estranged wife their child and her brother. Latife Akwail 22 and Mahmoud Abdulaziz 24 were killed Abdulaziz died later at a hospital. The attacker Abdulla H Awkal 32 was wounded by a deputy sheriff and is in custody with the child safe.
Cleveland Chronicle report describes Latife Awkal and Mahmoud Abdulaziz appearing tense and upset outside the Family Conciliation offices of the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court. Ten minutes later Awkal was killed and Abdulaziz fatally wounded by her estranged husband.
A federal grand jury indicted twenty people on a 99 count fraud case tied to telemarketing schemes run from suburban Cleveland since 1989. Five local residents including John P. Radican and Ralph Janas are named among the defendants, with three operations listed as United Marketing Group Tropical Tours National Credit Service and Americas Family Protection Service. The scheme is alleged to have defrauded about 60 000 people and 14 banks of roughly 10 million dollars. Arraignments are expected within 7 to 10 days.
Lorain County Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi backs putting a 0.5 percent sales tax on the ballot to fund the criminal justice system but says she will campaign only on the facts. She previously questioned the need and faces a May primary reelection bid as township leaders warn of potential police protection cuts amid Sheriff Mahony budget strain. A court hearing on deputy layoffs is set for Friday.
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