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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1989
Page
1
Civil strife enshrouds Beijing as 28th Army and 27th Army exchange tank and small arms fire. Reports say Premier Li Peng was shot and wounded by a police officer. Ousting Zhao Ziyang and new troop movements heighten fears. Newspaper cautions that Beijing reports cannot be independently confirmed.
Elyria City Council approved a 15-year 75 percent tax abatement for Midway Mall’s 212000 square foot expansion. JVJ will save about 303000 annually while luring May Co. to relocate, with JVJ contributing to May Co. construction costs and land, as part of the deal.
Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph Cirigliano ruled prosecutors may introduce four sexually explicit photographs from a Betterway Inc. group home file in the case against Thomas H. Peters. The judge said the photos were from a shared file with access by about 40 staff, not Peters' personal records, and thus admissible for the felony charge of illegal use of a minor in a nudity oriented performance. Chief Assistant Lorain County
Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky faces an 18 month probe climax as jurors are questioned about pre trial publicity. Visiting Judge Terrence O Donnell denied moving the trial from Lorain to Cuyahoga County. Malinovsky arrives with his daughter Janice as details emerge about alleged pressure on two police sergeants.
About 10 Elyria residents at a City Council meeting threatened to withhold sanitary sewer charges until flooding problems in their northeast neighborhood are fixed. Mayor Keys said a storm sewer large enough to handle the rain was not feasible and the ground is saturated from what he described as a 100 year storm. Norine Wiseman cited losses including a $4,000 computer system a bedroom set and an organ.
The Stein family claimed a $15 million Super Lotto prize after years on welfare. Edward Stein Jr and Rita Stein will receive $600,000 yearly for 20 years, with mother-in-law Anna Koesel providing the $10 tickets. The numbers drawn were 13 17 22 25 32 43.
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