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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1990
Page
1
Burrell lunges across the finish to defeat Carl Lewis in Seattle at the Goodwill Games 100 meters. The event drew earlier anticipation as the sprint clash.
Greece approves a treaty allowing U S military bases in the country. The agreement paves the way for increased defense cooperation between Athens and Washington amid regional security concerns.
Nestle Enterprises Inc indicates it will attempt to sell its Stouffer Restaurant Co subsidiary in Cleveland. Dow Jones industrial average fell about 100 points in early trading Monday but pared losses to close down 56 points.
A concise scribble notes Tate at 2 4 accent and bridge cf business listing in the comics section. Dear Abby column appears with death notices in B2.
President Bush selects David H. Souter of New Hampshire for the Supreme Court and the Senate Judiciary Committee plans September confirmation hearings. Souter is praised as a highly able judge but will be pressed on abortion and other divisive social issues during questioning.
Elyria report quotes Lorain County figures on the nomination of David H to the federal appeals court. Democratic chair George I Koury Jr notes the judge has limited high profile decisions and cautions about early judgment. But the confirmation appears likely given his recent federal appeals court seat.
Police in Lorain vow a SWAT sweep of South Lorain to crack down on alleged thugs after a Saturday carnival fight at St John Roman Catholic Church left officers, Long, and youths involved. Peter Torres and Richard Torres faced disorderly conduct charges with bonds set at 600 and 1200 dollars respectively. two 16 year olds were detained.
Ray Moore of Pittsfield Township pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, carrying a concealed weapon, and complicity to commit aggravated arson. He agreed to drop four murder counts in a plea deal based on his age. Sentencing ranges from five to 25 years for arson counts and 1.5 to 2 years for the weapons charge. The victim reportedly accepted the plea terms.
Sheffield Village Council reluctantly re introduced a consent ordinance allowing the state to widen Route 301 near the Ford Ohio Truck Plant. The 7 mile widening is phase one of a larger project to widen routes 301 and 611 with a total estimated cost of 14.6 million dollars, funded by the state. The council also voted to start an engineering study on a 12 million sewer project to accompany the road work, seeking state help with water and sewer lines.
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