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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1992
Page
2
Tajikistan's embattled coalition government quit and an interim State Council took over. Akbarshah Iskandarov led the council as parliament prepares a new government. Nabiyev's ouster sparked mass displacement and violent clashes with Russian troops enforcing order.
Auschwitz survivors from France and Belgium joined a Berlin gathering on the 54th Crystal Night anniversary to denounce neo Nazism and revisionist denials. They described the gas chambers and selections at Auschwitz and urged Germans to uphold democracy while memorials like Wannsee and Auschwitz continue to remind the world of the Holocaust.
Grifth and McGriffith faced scrutiny as Lewis Robinson’s hiring sparked controversy after unreported arrest details emerged. The Georgia arrest and chrome tube seizure were not disclosed, leading to suspension and promises of corrective action. The driver of the car and another passenger faced drug convictions.
Kiss must perform 250 hours at Seventh Day Adventist Church and 240 hours at County Cupboard in Amherst, while attorney Terry Gilbert contests the requirement as exceeding state law and distance from home. Judge Heberling rejects Chicago option and faces appeals. Others in the case paid fines for related charges.
In Cleveland the National Council of Churches gathers 270 General Board members representing 45 million Protestants and Orthodox for a three day meeting. Leaders tackle famine aid in Africa, TV violence, ecumenism, gay church recognition, and a Bosnia peace resolution.
Veterans from across the country gathered near the Lincoln Memorial for the Wall of Remembrance tenth anniversary ceremonies. Keynote speaker Terry Anderson, a former hostage, addressed attendees as Homecoming IT led events and a color guard from Ohio joined tributes. Ted Sampeey urged keeping the Vietnam trade embargo to press Vietnam, while families and veterans reflected on the 58,000 names and lost connections in Vietnam.
In January 1991 Officer Curtis faced investigation after using a stun gun on 24 year old Mark Sherrill while Sherrill was handcuffed at the police station. Sherrill had resisted arrest and kicked Curtis and in a park behind the station seized a shotgun during a struggle. The DOJ found no grounds for prosecution. Griffith recommended six weeks suspension, with various waivers for service and counseling. Coey praised Curtis for service and urged continued counseling if needed.
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