11 May 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1991
Page
1
A young cyclone survivor dies near her home in Bauskali as the disaster claims over 100000 lives. The appalling event follows widespread starvation and disease among remaining survivors. The report references broader regional devastation and humanitarian concerns.
Elyria Akron police will conduct DNA tests to determine if Daniel Wilson, 21, linked to the Amherst burning death, could have killed an Akron woman burned and stabbed. detectives consider links to disappearances of two more women. Authorities say Wilson confessed to killing 24-year-old Carol Lutz in Amherst. investigations extend to Pennsylvania and New England areas. He faces aggravated murder charges with a $200,000 bond as investigators pursue whether he involved in additional shootings, rapes, and arsons.
The National Weather Service forecasts warm weather in the low to mid 80s and sunny skies through Sunday. Oberlin College students ride bikes to class while Lorain youths fish Lake Erie and boaters take to the water. Coast Guard Lorain warns lake water remains around 52 degrees and can be life threatening if fallen in, urging caution as the area expects a busy weekend.
Bertram Harper, 73, walked free from Detroit Recorder's Court after jurors acquitted him of second degree murder for aiding Virginia Harper's death in a Romulus motel last August. The trial heard Harper tied a plastic bag over his wife's head as she slept from drugs and alcohol, amid claims he believed assisted suicide was legal in Michigan. His stepdaughter Shanda McGrew cried, saying the verdict vindicated her father and allowed Virginia to rest in peace.
A Los Angeles County grand jury declined to indict officers who stood by during Rodney King’s videotaped beating, saying no law forbids inaction. The panel indicted four directly involved officers, but ruled no charge existed for others present. Federal action may follow.
Palm Beach police investigate charges of tampering and obstruction of justice in the Kennedy case but stop short of implicating Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. A nine page affidavit says Kennedy took his nephew William Kennedy Smith to the airport after police first visited the family estate.
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