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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1990
Page
1
A two hour program titled Whats Up Doc features ten full length cartoons and additional material. The event showcases Bugs Bunny in a nostalgic weekday broadcast with a variety of humorous offerings.
A feature on Antonia Novello, the United States Surgeon General, highlighted as the nation's first woman in the role and noting ties to Lorain. The piece previews a fuller story on Page A-2, while weather and other items fill the rest of the day’s pages.
U S officers on the front lines say they are ready to attack if told where to go as Bush expands gulf force strength. About 230,000 U S troops and 140,000 multinational personnel sit in Saudi Arabia with plans to drive Iraq from Kuwait, aiming at strategic targets and supply lines.
A Detroit based survey of 692 Arab Americans finds 41 percent support Saddam's invasion of Kuwait, 47 percent oppose, and 12 percent undecided. The poll also shows 86 percent oppose U S troop deployment to Saudi Arabia. Respondents mainly trace roots to Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria.
Cleveland police continued to search for Richard C. Frazer known as Friz, the main suspect in the stabbing death of Tiffany Skiba, 18, a 1990 Midview High School graduate. Frazer vanished after Skiba was found stabbed 25 times in the chest neck abdomen and arms.
Police renewed efforts in a Cleveland homicide case tied to suspect Frazier who vanished after a pay pickup. Investigators questioned friends and relatives as they tested items from his North Royalton apartment, including possibly bloodstained clothing, amid a broader abuse investigation involving Tiffany Skiba, whose body was found after alleged threats.
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