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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1992
Page
1
The black granite wall, dedicated November 13 1982, marks a decade of healing from a war America chose to move past. The A 10.
A Cleveland man cannot recall the alleged killing of his wife and her brother in a courthouse shooting. The report notes the case is ongoing with legal action continuing.
Walter E Brooks a notable local businessman rose to prominence in Elyria politics and business as he became president of the Elyria Telephone Co and the Elyria Southern Telephone and Telegraph Co in 1905 guiding regional communications development.
Elyria entrepreneur Lorne Riveri Jr. dominates local development with bold projects across housing, retail and offices while sparking clashes with city officials. Residents fault his drainage plans and permits controversy, yet he defends his ability to get things done and push through red tape.
A candidate from Elyria outlines a background in construction and excavation and a family life with Lorene Gannon. He notes four sons and past education at Elyria Catholic and local schools, and mentions a 1975 mayoral bid without securing the Elyria City at large post.
Peggy Davidson lacked health insurance and prenatal care as she waited for pregnancy help. Her son Bruce Jr. has speech and weight issues tied to a rare disorder, while Lorain County records one of Ohio’s highest infant mortality rates. Health officials cite limited access and Medicaid barriers as factors.
AEN NOW i Win! If Lorain County were a state, it would be tied with Alabama for the fourth worst infant mortality rate in the nation. Other women, especially the poor or the young, are much less.
EC chief trade negotiator Frans Andriessen voiced optimism that Europe and the United States can settle the farm subsidy dispute before Dec. 6 when Washington threatens 200 percent tariffs on certain European goods. French plans for retaliation were noted, with potential talks urged by Juergen Moellemann linking leaders Major Bush and Delors if talks fail.
Alexander Dubcek, the Czechoslovak leader behind the Prague Spring, died after severe injuries from a Sept. 1 car crash. He was 79, with death due to multiple organ failure announced by Na Homolce Hospital officials. His death came as Czechoslovakia neared its split.
A Rand Corp analyst for the Pentagon says Cuba could become explosive in 2-5 years but Fidel Castro will stay in power at least until mid 1994. The report notes Cubans retain strong state and loyalty to the revolution, while fear grows of upper-class return and post-Soviet instability.
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