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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1985

Page

1

Soviet Soldier Leaves Kabul Embassy to Return Home

A 19 year old Soviet private who sought refuge at the U S Embassy in Kabul has left the compound and agreed to return to the Soviet Union. He signed a statement that the decision was his own and the embassy lights and guard ring were removed. He had met with Soviet and American officials, with talks in Washington Helsinki and Islamabad cited by officials.

State Department U.S Kabul Afghanistan Soviet Union Fikryat A. Tabeev Edward Hurwitz George P. Shultz Helsinki

Family in New Orleans seeks talk with Soviet sailor aboard freighter

Anna Kent of Strongsville with her mother and sister planned to approach the captain of a Soviet freighter in New Orleans to request a conversation with a sailor who attempted to defect last week and was placed back aboard. Law firm says family asserts First Amendment access rights and aims to block return to the Soviet Union.

New Orleans Anna Kent Strongsville Delive Mississippi River Soviet Union Orest Jejna New Orleans International Air

Williams accuses Presser of offering to fix crimes for cash

In a secret sworn statement to a presidential crime panel, former Teamsters president Roy Williams alleges current leader Jackie Presser offered to fix a federal labor fraud case for ten thousand dollars and promised kickbacks to back a Teamsters loan for a Las Vegas casino. Williams says Presser claimed to hire extra bodyguards after a mob-faction dispute in Cleveland, while asserting no one can hold the Teamsters presidency without mob influence. The 57 page deposition, sealed, was obtained by The Chicago Tribune as spokesman Duke Zeller said Presser was unavailable.

Washington Teamsters Roy Williams Jackie Presser Williams Las Vegas Presser Cleveland Willams Teamsters Union President's Commission On Organized Crime The Chicago Tribune Duke Zeller John Chmaco

Birds head south for scarce food say Lorain naturalist

Lorain County naturalist Gary Gerrone explains birds migrate for food and water as autumn draws in. Robins sparrows and mallards linger if open water and provisions remain, while snowy owls and various owls may visit Lorain County amid prey shortages. Mill Hollow Park and Carlisle Visitor Center area offer good birdwatching as flocks prepare for winter.

Elyria Lorain County Gary Gerrone Lin Oberlin Gerrone South America Mill Hollow Park Vermilion River Reservation Ohio Carlisle Visitor's Center

Weather outlook with rain chances and temps

The report notes outside conditions with a light to moderate chance of rain and cool temperatures. Tonight remains damp with a 90 percent precipitation probability and highs in the mid forties for Tuesday as clouds linger and a 30 percent rain chance continues. Details on Page A-3.

Power Outage Shuts Amherst Schools and Downtown

A second major Amherst blackout hit the city as an old substation fixture exploded at 4:45 am, knocking out two schools and most downtown businesses. About 900 students stayed home from Shupe Middle and Harris Elementary, while locals at Mischka’s Restaurant and Slutzker’s Eagle Supermarket faced losses and stalled commerce. Superintendent Donald Woodings said restoration was expected later today and the regulator had been replaced three months earlier.

Amherst Unities Donald Woodings Woodings Shupe Middle School Harris Elementary School Eagle Supermarket Jim Abraham Mischka’s

City to decide tonight on EPA sewer upgrade grant

City officials meet at 6 30 PM to decide whether to accept a 183 million Environmental Protection Agency grant for upgrading Gulf Road Wastewater Pollution Control Plant. A federal court case with the US EPA is pending, tied to the condition that the plant must meet clean water standards by 1988.

Hlyria Ohe Environmental Protection Agency Gulf Road US Epa Ohio Epa

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