20 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1991
Page
1
Boris Yeltsin wears a cowboy hat gifted by Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole and notes a belt buckle during his Washington visit after a Russia victory. The scene highlights American campaign style influence amid wide coverage of US political and regional items.
Police raided the Bohannon Court apartment and seized 16 guns mostly semiautomatics, cash, gold jewelry, a military smoke grenade, and about an ounce of crack cocaine. A mother Gwendolyn Tillman Davis, 40, and son Charles Tillman, 19, along with two juvenile siblings, were charged with aggravated drug trafficking and weapons offenses.
Mayor Keys says year-end finances show $615000 in unallocated income tax receipts and $200000 in contingency funds. A midyear review indicates possible minimal layoffs, with departments to be reviewed next week and a revised appropriations ordinance to be submitted by July or August.
Michael Montecalvo, 35, of Cleveland, awaits a July 16 clemency hearing by the Ohio Adult Parole Authority seeking Gov George Voinovich to pardon or commute his sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the April 1989 Lorain fatal crash. He is serving a two to ten year term after a September 1989 conviction. The solo ambulance driver was involved in the crash at Cooper Foster Park Road and Broadway, killing Angela Robinson.
A Brookings Institution study shows American buyers favored Nissan, Honda, and Toyota over Detroit brands, with loyalty built by past experience and social influence. If loyalty had remained, GM would have sold 43 million more cars, Chrysler 28 million, and Ford 0.107 million more in the 1980s.
About 50 parents and children attended the Midview Board of Education meeting to oppose a switch from half day to all-day kindergarten on alternate days. Officials say the policy, adopted March 20 to save costs after budget cuts and layoffs, would have students attend Mon Wed Fri one week and Tue Thu the next.
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