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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1989
Page
1
Veteran Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky, on the force 38 years and chief 21, was indicted by a special county grand jury on extortion and perjury felonies and obstruction and civil rights misdemeanors. He posted 5000 bond and will arraign next week in Lorain County Common Pleas Court.
Elyria police, the Chronicle Telegram and Ohio Edison promote luminescent Call Police signs for car glove compartments. Signs warn motorists and deter criminals when placed in a disabled vehicle, with guidance to stay inside and locked until help arrives. About 60,000 signs distributed. more at Ohio Edison offices, the Elyria Police Department, or the Chronicle Telegram. The program is part of CrimeWatch and endorsed by the Ohio Crime Prevention Association.
Union machinists urged a boycott of Continentals as pickets formed in Houston and Cleveland officials prepared talks on selling up pickets. Thousands of Eastern ticket holders faced refunds delays as Eastern filed for Chapter 11 protection, marking a historic move that drew criticism of Frank Lorenzo and left travelers and agents scrambling for options.
Mayor Floyd Peace accuses Police Chief Richard Kreps of insubordination incompetency and neglect of duty over ticket fixing including a claim tied to a council member. An administrative hearing is expected within a week to hear the charges arising from the alleged ticket fixing incident.
In a party line Senate vote of 53 to 47, John Tower fails to secure confirmation as secretary of defense. The four term senator known for clashes with fellow Republicans and acid floor debates faced long-standing opposition from colleagues, ending a bid that would have crowned his public career. George Bush remained a steadfast ally, but oaths could not save him.
Lorain County MEG and Amherst police report two Cleveland women, Juanita Fuller and Sharon Flannary, were arrested at a Route 58 motel while trying to sell six ounces of cocaine valued at $15,000. The pair await arraignment for aggravated trafficking in cocaine as part of a three week probe into a Jamaican linked operation. A lost purse found at Cooper Foster Park Road offered crucial leads, fueling subsequent undercover buys and warrant executions that resulted in five prior arrests.
Ohio House committee considers Lorain casino bill as Toledo activist quits over unkept commitments. Brian Icard of the Committee for Ohio pulled support after spending about ten thousand dollars and hours chasing a statewide constitutional plan. Some lawmakers discuss broadening Lorain County voting while others push a Lorain only resort casino license.
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