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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1995
Page
5
Aline Poythress, a 53 year old Port Republic homemaker, protests family neglect of chores from a roadside outpost. Her action leads to a signed contract detailing household responsibilities.
Sinead OConnor, 28, Irish singer, is pregnant and due in February, causing her to miss Lollapalooza 95. Tour spokeswoman Heidi Robinson said she could not reveal the father and no replacement has been decided. The headlining tour runs through August 19 with Sonic Youth, Hole, Cypress Hill and the Mighty Mighty Bosstones.
Circuit Judge Alice Gilbert signed an order dismissing Saks Fifth Avenue case against Aritha Franklin for 262,851.14 in credit bills. No official settlement record, but judge indicated an agreement. County documents show state and federal liens totaling 661,458 on Franklin's 1 million Bloomfield Hills home, with liens filed as recently as last month for unpaid taxes.
George and Barbara Bush returned to the White House for an East Room event unveiling official portraits. Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton hosted, with guests including Dan Quayle Marilyn Quayle and Colin Powell. Remarks praised the artist Herbert Abrams and reflected on missing staff and some press corps.
Pauline Gore, 82, mother of Vice President Al Gore, was taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville on Sunday after experiencing chest pains and confusion. Doctors ruled out a new heart attack or stroke and expect further tests to determine the cause. she had recovered from a heart attack and stroke earlier this month and was discharged Saturday.
Queen Latifah and MC Lyte were present as two suspects, Richard Rodriguez and Mickey Brown, 18, were arrested after a Sunday incident in Harlem. Sean Moon, 22, was shot in the stomach and transported to Harlem Hospital Center, where his condition improved from critical to stable. The carjacked dark green 1995 BMW 740 was recovered in Far Rockaway and Latifah aided Moon by enlisting a cab to the hospital. Latifah reportedly flew to California that night.
Ohio Turnpike Commission considers funding alternatives while keeping an 82 percent toll rise phased in over 2 1/2 years to fund 575 million in improvements including a third lane across 160 miles. Chairman Umberto Fedeli meets lawmakers as critics press for reevaluation and safety assurances.
Ronald Deleon Nesmith 24 of South Carolina died from injuries after a six car crash on Route 2 west of North Ridge Road. Two other men, Bradley Brown 24 and Woodrow Davis 20 of New York, were killed at the scene as police pursued them over alleged crack cocaine activity. Three others were injured.
Millstone Hills golf course was vandalized late Friday night. Owner Stuart Cooke said little damage beyond minor items. Flags, ball washers and tee markers were thrown into ponds and a green damaged. A Lorain man and a Sheffield Lake man confessed to the vandalism. police say charges are pending.
Acting Clerk Nancy Greer, 35, a Democrat and Kokinda's former secretary, was named by the City Council to succeed Arlene Kokinda who retired with disability benefits. Greer will have her salary discussed next week. Kokinda earned $38,996, while Greer is proposed at $30,300 annually.
A 14 year old girl, Joanna Thomas, was injured when her bicycle collided with a Ford Bronco driven by Jeffrey Brock on Oberlin Avenue. She was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital and cited for failure to yield. In a separate incident a hitchhiker threatened a driver near West 20th Street and Broadway, demanding money and warning she would cut him. the driver, David A. Weir, gave her $40.
An independent commission has urged closing two Air Force bases in Arizona that would cost about 11 000 jobs. The move prompts debate on regional impact and defense priorities as lawmakers weigh federal spending and local economies.
Lorain Library Services Committee meets at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Main Library on 6th Street and Reid Avenue Lorain. Columbia Local Board plans regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at the Administrative Center 25796 Royalton Road Columbia Station. Open house in North Ridgeville features garden club displays antique cars music and ice cream at Old Town Hall 35119 Center Ridge Road from 25 p.m. July 30. event free and open to public.
The U S Coast Guard responded to a diesel spill near Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co inlet when a Lorain tug sank. About nine gallons leaked from the tug vent, repair crews deployed a Styrofoam and cloth boom and refloated the vessel by 9 p m. Coast Guard observers cited no cause yet for the sinking.
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