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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1992
Page
2
U.S. officials say contingency plans for a limited bombing of Iraqi missile facilities exist if Iraq does not destroy its ballistic weapon sites. News notes that any action would follow U.N. oversight and would aim to avoid civilian harm.
Wilson Lutz died in a car fire behind Northwood Junior High May 4. Prosecutor White plans to show slides of the car trunk while Ken neth Lieux argues for exclusion and delay pending the Ohio Supreme Court ruling. McGough allows some photos but will rule on the car’s admissibility and post extraction photo. Jury selection runs through Tuesday with testimony set to start Wednesday for about three days.
Jeffrey Dahmer is accused of concealing part of a razor blade in his Columbia Correctional Institution cell in Portage. A blade fragment was found in an envelope in a wastebasket after a guard noticed the missing piece. Dahmer faces a prison rule violation hearing as officials pursue comment. Dahmer was sentenced to 15 life terms for killings in Milwaukee County and faces additional legal actions in Ohio and a claimed 17th killing.
The other driver Karen Kmetz, 17, of 15683 Cowley Road, Grafton, sustained severe head injuries, leg fractures, and possible internal injuries and was in critical but stable condition at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Cleveland. Her passenger Samantha Buckner, 17, of 15688 Cowley Road, Grafton, was pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Both seniors were en route to school. School officials had no comment.
Rep Robin Tallon released what looked like aircraft debris with a large hole, arguing an explosion rather than wing icing caused the DC-8 crash near Gander Newfoundland on December 12 1985. The disaster killed 248 American soldiers and eight crew.
DoJ delayed charges against four Iraqi officials and two banks in a 4 billion loan fraud case until after a Gulf War cease fire. The Central Bank of Iraq was dropped as a defendant after State Department objections. Records show administration fears over straining ties with Saddam Hussein's regime.
In Jerusalem an army officer wounded a man dressed as an Arab during Purim after fearing he was a terrorist. The incident followed a deadly stabbing in Jaffa and amid tension over Arab street attacks. The costume habit uses a keffiyeh headdress.
Congressional negotiators expect a rapid agreement on a Democratic tax-cut plan. Republicans warn it may die in the House or Senate, вопposing President Bush veto. Rep Bill Archer says the bill is a dead end while Bob Dole argues it lacks job creation.
An aerosol spray using engineered proteins helps clear infected mucus in CF patients, aiding lung function. Researchers in Boston report in the New England Journal of Medicine that the treatment is not a cure but effectively breaks up mucus, addressing a core CF problem. About 50,000 Americans have CF, often fatal by age 30.
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