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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1993
Page
3
Northwest winds 10-15 knots tonight with mostly clear skies and 2-3 foot waves. Tomorrow winds shift to 10-18 knots then north, with mostly sunny skies and 2-3 foot waves. Sun rise at 5:54 a.m. and sunset at 9:04 p.m.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a schedule with daily and weekend time blocks, references a delivery payment and address changes for Chronicle Telegram delivery in Elyria Ohio. No clear events, persons, or structured facts emerge beyond postal delivery notes.
AP reporting Chicago saw violence after the Bulls 99 98 win over the Suns, with at least one death and widespread arrests amid celebrations. Police counted about 645 arrests in five hours for disorderly conduct and minor vandalism, with several shootings under investigation and multiple injuries.
The Supreme Court rules the U S policy of intercepting Haitians at sea and returning them without asylum hearings does not violate federal law or international treaty obligations. Justice Stevens writes for the majority. Justice Blackmun dissents. The ruling reversed a lower court decision and supports Clinton administration policy begun under Bush to deter dangerous boat journeys. About 37,000 fled Haiti after Aristide was overthrown in 1991, with policy enforced by Coast Guard vessels off Haiti's shore.
Debi Everett mourns her son Ducu as police investigate a crash near Bellfield and Cleveland Street. Reynolds, a patrolman, was hospitalized. authorities say details remain under review and the investigation could take days.
Neighbors recall Sgt. Robert Poli Mellen's despondent mood before a blast that destroyed his three story Charleston Village house and damaged Debra Velez's home. Witnesses cited propane tanks removed from a garage and a television hurled through a window. Firefighters had spoken with Mellen earlier. his wife filed for divorce and a judge ordered child support and counseling. Donation drive organized for Mellens and Velez.
Bradley Weidenhamer, 11, was pulled underwater by an 11-foot bull alligator in the Loxahatchee River near Jonathan Dickinson State Park while his parents and others waded and kayaked nearby. He died later at a Jupiter hospital. Authorities suspect the captured alligator may be the culprit. teeth-mark comparison could confirm in days. The tragedy follows Florida’s last fatal alligator incident five years ago and marks the sixth such death since the early 1970s.
Tony Lavalle 59 of Parma failed to return from a Saturday fishing trip on Lake Erie. His 24 foot boat was found near the Colchester Reef in Canadian waters northeast of Middle Sister Island at about 5 20 p.m. Sunday, with no sign of Lavalle and Coast Guard searching the area.
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