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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1990
Page
1
Summit delegates sample smoked dishes as Goode Co manager Tanguy Libbrecht hosts hospitality in Houston for the economic summit. Other briefs note Cleveland prospects, crime in Johannesburg, and political updates across pages A-2 to A-7.
In Los Angeles, renowned game show host Bill Cullen has died at age 70. The longtime television personality was a staple of daytime and prime time programs, earning fame for his easygoing style and numerous hosting gigs across the era.
A cooler night drops into the upper 60s with a high in the mid-80s slated for Tuesday. Detailson Page A-3.
A four and a half hour search by area boaters the Coast Guard and Lorain Police located two men feared drowned near Hole-in-the-Wall cove Lorain alive and well. Separately a West Liberty man was found dead in Lake Erie three miles east of Huron by a private boater. One missing man in Lorain, Charles Benedict II 20 North Ridgeville, is identified.
A source close to Hezbollah says plans to free a Western hostage in Lebanon likely proceed despite Israeli air strikes. He notes Iran's pressure could override the impact of the attacks, as most of the 16 Western captives are held by underground factions tied to Hezbollah.
Elyria police report a weekend break in spree on the northeast side with at least six streets targeted. Intruders cut screens to steal money jewelry and electronics from homes while some sites yielded nothing. Investigators will interview suspects as the string of burglaries is examined.
A member of Al Unser Jr. pit crew grimaced in pain after spilled fuel ignited hurting Unser and four crew members. Unser was pulled from the race. Danny Sullivan holds the winner's trophy after winning the event for the third time.
After failing to override Governor Roemer, the Louisiana Legislature passed a near total abortion ban with up to ten years hard labor for doctors. Exceptions would include life endangerment and cases of rape or incest. The measure aims to challenge Roe v. Wade and was approved after a strategic maneuver to avoid committee review.
Two men died in separate weekend crashes. James Whyte of Berea, 36, was killed after attempting to cross a railroad gate on Front Street and colliding with a Conrail train. Robert Hiendlmayr of Westlake, 23, died after a motorcycle rear ended a car on Route 82 in Strongsville.
Paul Dalton and Dane Petersen both 20 from Oberlin were released on bond after being charged with receiving stolen property and criminal damaging for allegedly stealing and burning a 48 star American flag owned by the Robert Schubert family of 196 N. Main St. An arraignment is set for Tuesday in Oberlin Municipal Court.
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