Geraldo ends in brawl on Young Hate Mongers show
A taping of Geraldo Rivera’s Young Hate Mongers in Times Square erupted into a 50 person melee. Rivera suffered a broken nose but refused charges. no arrests were made. Police and EMS responded. the show paused then resumed 20 minutes later.
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Dukakis Attacks Bush on Drugs in Tight White House Race
Dukakis presses a national campaign in New York Kentucky and Illinois as polls show Bush ahead by 7 to 9 points. He unveils a $400 million drug program for schools while charging Bush cut deals with drug runners. Bush campaigns in Connecticut Ohio Michigan and New Jersey amid allegations about Nazi ties linked to his ethnic council.
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Three lawyers vie for new Elyria County judge seat
Elyria Lorain voters choose among Lynett McGough Frank Janik and Russell Sherman for a newly created Common Pleas Court judgeship paying 73500 with a Jan 5 1989 start. Each promises impartial rulings and collaboration with police probation and victims while debating sentencing and civil docket reform including settlement weeks.
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Trofimov and Wierwille cult claims questioned in Lorain case
The article notes Trofimov’s alleged preaching in unknown languages and Wierwille’s nontrinitarian views and home meetings. It mentions criticism labeling The Way a cult and describes a Lorain Municipal Court appearance where Trofimov pleaded innocent by reason of insanity.
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Oberlin Eyes Revenue Sharing to Sweeten Annexation
Oberlin discusses voluntary revenue sharing with Pittsfield to offset property tax losses from an annexation plan. Brune says regional planners from Pittsfield Russia and Carlisle have met over six months with little progress. Oberlin would exceed state requirements on compensation to attract development, while remaining open to future revenue sharing discussions with Pittsfield trustees.
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