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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1992
Page
2
President Bush faced hostile crowds in Panama City as anti American banners and smoke from burning tires filled the air. Explosions near Porras Plaza sent tear gas, prompting agents to shield the president and rush him and Mrs. Bush to safety at Albrook Air Base.
President Bush arrives in Rio de Janeiro to lead U S talks on environmental protection while facing distrust over biodiversity treaty opposition from developing nations and European delegates. He plans a notable speeches and a signing ceremony for an emissions treaty amid debates on aid and forest conservation.
Investigations over two decades target Ross Perot computer firms EDS and Perot Systems Inc for questionable contracting practices. Audits cite bid manipulation, excessive charges, and poor management raising doubts over government value and taxpayer costs.
Robinson, a black recruit at the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy, faced scrutiny over a Georgia arrest where charges were dropped after the driver admitted drugs. Investigators questioned how a lengthy prior hold and an untested cocaine residue could affect a background check and potential dismissal.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Elyria Amherst Lorain and surrounding areas. Notable pairs include Donald Bohannon and Kathleen Khal both of Elyria, Ronald Snyder and Kimberly Sklenar of Elyria, Daniel Dietsche and Tammy Berry of Amherst, and Gerald Thompson and Judy Williams of Elyria and Lorain. Other couples include Robert Antoniewicz and Lisa Henricks of Elyria and Lorain residents Steven Woolf and Vickie Longwell, among several additional pairs with addresses in Elyria Lorain and North Ridgeville.
Police say two Hispanic men forced entry and stabbed a woman when she refused to reveal money. The 18-year-old recruited a 14-year-old to carry out the plan. McKissick later confessed after an arrest warrant and the teen's admission. The motive cited was simply money as McKissick did not want to work.
Major formula firms Mead Johnson Abbott and American Home Products control about 90 percent of a 1.5 billion industry. A negotiated settlement concludes civil antitrust charges against Mead Johnson while Abbott faces remaining charges, with executives defending compliance and claiming lower litigation costs drove settlements. Sen Metzenbaum voices cost concerns over consumer impact and WIC access.
Ward 3 representative Ferguson is eyed for possible ethics violations after abstaining concerns in rezoning votes tied to Elbert and Chestnut Ridge Development. An ethics attorney notes potential business association with Elbert firms, while councilmen describe conflicts as limited and not major. Chronicle-Telegram notes map error on subdivision boundaries.
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