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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1990
Page
1
Filemon Lopez of Mexico wins the Revco Marathon and the $15,000 purse. Controversy marred the women’s and wheelchair races, with coverage and photos in Sports on pages A-9 and A-12.
Mariners beat Indians 8 7 with Jesse Frasco taking the loss. NBA playoffs see Michael Jordan hurt as the Pistons topple the Bulls 84 6 77. Other notes include local politics and incidents across Berea Columbus Willoughby Hills and Centerville.
William Halverson former Elyria City Schools superintendent will start May 31 as an area coordinator for the Ohio State Department of Education in the Cleveland office. Salary ranges from 30000 to 35000 dollars. He resigned in March after the Elyria School Board declined to renew his contract stating management concerns.
Marsha Earls delivered her son Matthew at Amherst Hospital after nurse midwife Lois McFarland, long time family caregiver, was dismissed from Woman Care Associates the day before. McFarland said the termination was a business decision. earnings, staffing and obstetrics practice dynamics were cited as factors by Dr. Francis Bartek.
Israeli soldiers fatally shot three Palestinians and wounded 94 during protests in the West Bank and Gaza after the Tel Aviv area killings. Suspect Ami Popper appeared in court with heavy security. detention extended 15 days for psychiatric evaluation amid reports of personal crisis. Black flags and graffiti urged armed resistance.
Amid packed lots and crowds inside, the opening of Finast in Elyria drew strong shopper turnout. Manager Ken Feher said the day went smoothly and compared Elyria’s first day to Sheffield's opening three years ago when First National Markets launched its Lorain County Finast. About 15,000 people visited the first Finast store on its opening day. Susan Alcorn of First National called the reception favorable.
A profile of James Buster Douglas from Columbus who rises from obscurity to heavyweight champion and immense wealth. The piece follows reporter Bob Greene on a six hour Chicago trip to explore how instant fame might affect a person and his reactions to sudden stardom.
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