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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1989
Page
3
Aged three this month, Baby M’s surrogacy case remains contentious as lawmakers push bans and study surrogacy. Mary Beth Whitehead, the surrogate, tours for her book while the Stern family keeps quiet, and advocacy groups debate ethics and regulatory needs.
Elyria and county economic officials, led by Norm Failing, consider leasing parts of the GM plant to create a multi-tenant facility after GM shifted from a single buyer approach. Hyundai and other interests were mentioned, but no firm buyer remains, and GM Realty could not be reached for comment.
David Jacobsen recalled the hostage ordeal as he spoke from Durango, Colo. Peggy Say in upstate New York warned that The Satanic Verses controversy has strained Muslim West relations and hindered Anderson’s release. Say noted brief signals after Bush’s inauguration that cooperation might improve, though no specifics were offered. Anderson was abducted May 28, 1985 and freed Nov 2, 1986, the first Westerner to speak to him in captivity.
Daddaro pleads guilty to aggravated burglary after McGough appoints Francis Carde to represent him. Lazzaro, the privately retained attorney, faces contempt charges for alleged failure to communicate and prepare, forcing the court to appoint a new lawyer at taxpayer expense.
Harshaw, D.C. based Engelhard plans a major expansion of its colors business. The project will raise capacity to meet shifting market needs and enable custom color blends with narrower particle size. Meteor line pigments for automotive and vinyl siding will benefit. Most funds go to new equipment. work begins this spring.
Hundreds lured by Eastern Airlines bargain $12 Northeast shuttle were stranded as the walkout by the Machinists crippled the carrier. Flights to seven Latin American cities resume, with 75 new flights started and 140 planned daily. The Bush administration kept its distance, saying it will not intervene in Eastern's labor dispute.
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