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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1989
Page
1
Visiting Judge Terrence O'Donnell ruled a tape recording involving firefighter and policeman could not be admitted as evidence in the Malinovsky case. The decision weakens prosecutors' bid to show he pressured inspectors to overlook fire code violations at a bingo parlor run by his daughter.
Elyria officials report Stanadyne Inc may sell a division as a 10 acre Woodland Avenue parcel is split for transfer. The Precision Products unit is for sale and Supermet was sold in November. Moon Division in Flyria employs about 900 workers with no sale announced.
In Lorain Mary Arquillo’s murder case her husband Thomas Arquillo faces a trial in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. The 74 year old defendant is accused of killing Anita Arquillo with a rifle after his son, 14, testified he saw him take the gun from a closet minutes before the shooting. The son and daughter aged 11 are expected to testify. The defense argues Anita Arquillo died by self-inflicted gunshot.
About 8 000 honey bees swarmed into an exhaust vent at the Rosewood Park Avenue 10 unit complex in Elyria. Bee keeper Matt Monschien was called after bees were seen in a tree near 820 Rosewood Park Avenue. the swarm dissipated into the building within minutes after his ladder request.
Premier Li Peng spoke to hundreds of soldiers at the Great Hall of the People in a show of government resolve after the military crackdown on student protests. TV broadcast followed hundreds of military trucks entering Beijing as foreign evacuees moved to airports amid new martial law orders targeting student leaders.
Lorain County Board of Elections member Victor Stewart Jr. accused unnamed officials of allowing opponents of the piggyback license plate tax to circulate petitions at the Lorain office. The incident reportedly occurred Tuesday evening in a warehouse behind the Broad Street office, with Stewart and Chairman Robert Wilson unaware. Wilson said he is investigating and spoke with assistant director Joan Leyshon.
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