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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1990
Page
1
A Lorain boy with a hearing impairment discovers new strategies to engage with everyday life. Teachers and family support him as he explores communication aids and adaptive skills to participate in school and community activities.
Lorain County residents await a second mammoth supermarket opening today beside Hills on Cleveland Street. Kim Novak discusses leaving Hollywood at peak fame and explains why she plans a return to the public eye.
Summer Squall defeats the Kentucky Derby winner Unbridled to halt the triple crown hopes. Baseball notes: the Indians win their second straight game against Seattle 4 to 3.
Variable cloudiness with a high around 72. Light rain possible at 40 percent. Details on Page A-3.
An ancient hunter accidentally drops meat into a campfire leading to the origins of barbecue. The mishap spurs experimentation with slow cooking over embers. Early cooks develop smoky techniques, turning a mishap into a lasting culinary method.
Secretary of State James A. Baker III hailed a trailblazing U S Soviet agreement to destroy chemical weapons and set the stage for a Bush Gorbachev summit. The talks also touched on verification of underground nuclear tests and plans for future START negotiations in Geneva.
Kathryn R. Johnson a 37 year old cult member linked to the Kirtland temple killings is released from Lake County Jail and returns to Warrensburg Missouri. She faces remaining charges of complicity to commit attempted aggravated murder tied to a cult plot.
Carlisle Township scene as Little League South faces stolen gear and repeated vandalism before opening its 38th season. President Bob Palmer, a 30 year volunteer, mobilizes families coaches parents and donors to replace equipment and keep kids on the field.
Dearborn's Alex Cameron, in his 10th year as the Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee pronouncer, promotes basic skills as 220 students from across the U S compete in Washington May 30 31. He studies definitions roots and homonyms using Webster's Third Dictionary.
President Bush helicoptered over the Trinity River flood zone in southeast Texas and visited the Livingston Dam Spillway 80 miles northeast of Houston. He spoke with residents as 800 to 900 families were displaced and up to 38 counties declared disaster areas. He and George W. played in a charity tournament at Deerwood Country Club and thanked volunteers preparing for July economic summit.
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