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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1995
Page
1
Rebel Serbs fired rockets into Sarajevo and shelled Zepa as Croatia pledged support to Bosnian soldiers. A UN compound was hit wounding a Dutch and two French soldiers. Islamic states signaled arms, challenging the Yugoslav embargo. Tudjman met with Izetbegovic to discuss steps.
The piece notes urgent military aid to Bosnian forces around northwest Bihac and Croatia's threat to attack Serb forces aiding Bosnian Serbs. It cites Tudjman stating Croatia may resume offensives, retake territory, and threaten expulsion of the U N deployment over alleged inefficiency and delays.
President Clinton told his foreign policy team to pursue fresh diplomatic options to end the Bosnian conflict as Serb forces renewed attacks on U N protected safe areas. He and advisers weighed a Western alliance pledge to use more air power if Gorazde is attacked.
James Filiaggi was convicted on eight felonies including the aggravated murder of his ex wife Lisa and faces potential death or life in prison. If sentenced to death, appeals could take about a decade or more as Ohio courts and the U.S. system review the case, with further steps to the Ohio and U.S. Supreme Courts.
Al Henry’s ashes were released from an airplane over Dorlon Park Golf Course during the North Star Masonic Lodge 628 outing in Cleveland. The 66 year old, a bone cancer victim and Dennison native, requested a golf course final wish but the journey was too hard for his widow Jan Henry of Rocky River.
A jury convicted Susan Smith after more than 222 hours of deliberation of murdering her two sons by steering their car into a lake. The sequestered jury will hear Monday whether she faces the death penalty by electrocution or life in prison.
Paramedic Tim Walsh faced a sweltering July day as Chicago heat rose to record levels. Across ambulance squads, crews battled heat fatigue while rushing the sick and dying to care centers, marking a historic health crisis for the city.
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