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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1990
Page
1
The U.N. panel warns warming is underway due to atmospheric gases and calls for immediate emission cuts by over half to stabilize the trend. The report shifts focus from proving warming to curbing its pace, with cautious responses from the United States and Japan.
Jerry Richardson, 41, Winnie Mandela's former chief bodyguard, is found guilty of murdering 14 year old activist James Stompie Seipei Moeketsi at Mrs Mandela's home. He also faces convictions for assault kidnapping and related charges linked to the Dec 29 1988 beating at the residence. Sentencing delayed for psychiatric report.
Washington lawyer Thomas L. Root, suspended from practicing before the FCC, must show cause why he should not be disbarred. The action follows a D C Circuit Court order entered April 12 disbarring Root by consent amid a March indictment on 33 counts of fraud related to radio stations including Sunrise Management Services of Columbus.
The U S trade deficit fell to 26.4 billion dollars for January through March, the smallest quarterly gap in over six years, due to record export sales offsetting a surge in foreign oil shipments. Consumer spending rose 0.6 percent in April while existing home sales dropped 2.1 percent.
Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp recalls Table Time Vegetable Stew with Chicken and Stage 3 Chicken Noodle Dinner distributed in 22 states including Ohio after routine checks found 52 small stones in peas. One consumer complaint reports injuries. Expiration dates Feb 28 1992 and March 9 1992 apply to the affected jars and Stage 3 pack.
Former President Reagan delays travel to Europe after doctors warn adhesions from 1985 cancer surgery limit activity for weeks. Spokesman Mark Weinberg says small intestine adhesions are present but not serious and no surgery or hospitalization planned. He still intends to fly to San Francisco next month to meet Mikhail Gorbachev.
Fairfield AP reports beekeeper William Rutherford, 58, of Greenhills, died after about 20 stings while tending hives in a Colerain Township orchard near Cincinnati. His son cited recent heart surgery and medication as factors. The coroner said autopsy showed death from a bee venom reaction causing breathing difficulty.
Miller Transfer and Rigging of Portage County will haul a stamping press from Cleveland port to Ford Motor Co stamping plant in suburban Cleveland using 64 trucks. The press largest pieces weigh over 200000 pounds each and will be moved in three stages starting Wednesday with two more moves likely within a week, spokesman Jeff Morrow said.
Merchants at the Portside Festival Market in Toledo form a merchants association to keep the riverfront mall open through the summer. Bob Omainsky, spokesman and Shooters Waterfront Cafe regional manager, says half the mall’s operations will be carried by the restaurant as funds are gathered. Jacobs Investments of Cleveland has signed a letter of interest to develop Portside, but financing and other details must be resolved before control transfers.
The Rev Roger Griese, 73, prepares to appeal a Vatican agency ruling upholding his removal as pastor of Sacred Heart Church in a dress code dispute. The final appeal to the Apostolic Signatura could take a year or longer.
LA Gear signs Paula Abdul to its latest celebrity athlete endorsement joining stars like Michael Jordan Michael Jackson and Joe Montana The deal includes a whole Paula Abdul line of shoes and sportswear with a spring store release and Abdul receiving sales commissions and cash from the arrangement.
Vice President Dan Quayle told about 3,000 high school students in Wausau Wisconsin that he was the first vice president to visit since Calvin Coolidge in 1928. Principal Tom Fischer noted the mix up but said the visit overall went well with Quayle shaking hands and engaging warmly with the students.
Madonna cancels her sold out Rosemont Illinois show after contracting throat infections. The Blond Ambition tour stop joins a no 1 single Vogue effort and follows a Thursday performance against doctors orders. Refunds will be offered for the Friday night event.
Periods of showers and thunderstorms today and tonight with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and lows in the 55 to 65 range. Rain likely Sunday with highs 65 to 75. Looking ahead, Monday to Wednesday clear skies with highs 65 to 75 Monday and Tuesday and in the 70s Wednesday. Lows stay in the 50s each day.
Lake Erie winds shift from southeast 10 to 20 knots early to northeast later. Showers and thunderstorms expected today and tonight with waves rising from 2 to 3 feet this morning to 3 to 4 feet later and 3 to 5 feet at night.
The Ohio Lottery reports Friday earnings of 864 447 50 from Pick 3 wagering on 1 393 382 in sales with 528 934 50 for winners. Pick 4 brought 149 019 on 268 419 in sales with 119 400 for winners. Saturday’s Super Lotto jackpot stands at 6 million with Wild Card and Daily Number draws listed.
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