Burrell Wins Goodwill Games 100 Meter Thriller
Burrell defeats Carl Lewis in Seattle to claim a much anticipated 100 meter victory at the Goodwill Games. The meet highlight features a dramatic finish and a standout sprint by Burrell.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1990
Page
1
Burrell defeats Carl Lewis in Seattle to claim a much anticipated 100 meter victory at the Goodwill Games. The meet highlight features a dramatic finish and a standout sprint by Burrell.
Greece signs agreement allowing U.S. military bases. Response details include regional security implications and potential political reactions in Athens as the pact moves toward formal ratification.
Cleveland business notes Nestle Enterprises Inc will attempt to sell its Stouffer Restaurant Co subsidiary. Dow Jones average fell 100 points in early trading Monday but rebounded to end down 56 points.
Dear Abby death notices and comics are listed on inner pages with business features. The brief item references Tate and citations across sections B2 B4 and C2 in the newspaper layout.
President Bush nominates David H. Souter for the Supreme Court. The New Hampshire judge faces Senate Judiciary Committee hearings in September, with probes likely on abortion and other litmus test issues despite strong credentials and high intellect.
Elyria reports locals and religious leaders say it is too early to gauge the impact of President Bush’s nomination of David H. for the federal appeals court. Democratic chief George I Koury Jr notes he has not held a high profile judicial post, but his recent confirmation to the court may ease Senate scrutiny.
Lorain police chief Malinovsky says SWAT will target thugs after fights at St. John Roman Catholic Church carnival. Four youths were arrested, two 16 year olds sent to detention, as officers and a former sergeant confronted a knife incident on church grounds.
Ray Moore of Pittsfield Township pleaded guilty to complicity to commit aggravated arson carrying a concealed weapon and conspiracy to commit aggravated arson in a case involving hiring a hitman to kill his ex wife and burn her parents home. Two murder conspiracy counts were dropped in a plea deal with prosecutors.
Sheffield Village Council reluctantly reintroduced a consent ordinance to let the state widen Route 301 near the Ford Ohio Truck Plant as part of a 14.6 million project. The panel seeks state funds for water and sewer lines on Routes 301 and 611 and to start an engineering study on a 12 million sewer project alongside the road work.
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