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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1990
Page
1
A weekly feature titled News of the Weird appears this week on page C4. The column by Chuck Shepherd highlights unusual and curious anecdotes and oddities from various sources.
Outside forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and continued cold with a 20 percent chance of flurries today. Highs in the upper 20s, tonight remains mostly cloudy with lows near 19. Monday brings more of the same with a 20 percent chance of precipitation and highs around 30.
Actor Peter Falk discusses his fear of risk and change and explains how facing these challenges helped him build a successful career and personal growth.
Lanai remains largely unspoiled as two multi million-dollar luxury resorts prepare openings in April and September. The optimism centers on the island’s limited development and growing tourism appeal, with detailed reports on the planned Eg island expansion and market prospects.
Auto dealer Ed Mullinax opens a new six million dollar dealership in Margate Florida as part of a southern market expansion.
In Panama City two men shouted Noriega slogans and threw a grenade into a disco popular with American troops, injuring 27 including 16 U S soldiers. Witnesses described glass shattering and a loud blast as attackers fled. Authorities offered few details while noting the incident likely targeted the gringos.
Ohio Citizens Action Group advocate Laura Yeomans urged a bill by State Senator Lee Fisher and Representative Daniel Troy to levy fines on industries for each pound of toxic chemicals released. She cited cancer and birth defect risks, saying penalties must push reductions and could amount to thousands or millions in fines if enacted.
Bob Staib of Environmental Health Watch warns indoor exposures often exceed outdoor risks. He notes chemicals from chlorine bleach to space heaters and common products like oven cleaners and pesticides pose serious health threats, citing a 1987 EPA report on carcinogenic exposures.
The Stricklands and George and Betty Strickland and Colleen, Dr Sam Sheppard’s former wife’s family, say they possess a signed confession accusing Sheppard of killing Marilyn 36 years ago in Bay Village. Sam Sheppard doubts the document’s authenticity and says he is not interested in a book chapter, while noting past forgery claims and ongoing efforts to uncover the real killer.
A man was struck near Sterling Foundry during a disturbance Saturday as replacement workers left. He was taken by ambulance. condition unavailable. Witnesses reported cars in the area while rocks were thrown at office windows along the railroad tracks. Local authorities called it a minor incident and offered limited details.
Kathy Rubicina says a House report clears her brother Clayton Hartwig and urges restitution for the Hartwig family. The subcommittee blasted the Navy's probe into the April 1989 No 2 gun turret explosion that killed 47 sailors, calling the investigation a failure.
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