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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1992
Page
1
President Alberto Fuji mori warns that an alleged conspiracy to overthrow the government is more widespread than previously thought. A study links a gene to the severity of rheumatoid arthritis. In Northern Ireland a pro-British gunman killed two and wounded thirteen.
Elyria Catholic defeats Montpelier 7-6 in a Division IV playoff clash. Robert Smith sparks Ghio State East Indiana in Bloomington, Indiana.
Experts examine the proposed free trade agreement stirring debate and fear. The discussion covers potential economic impacts, industry effects, and consumer concerns as policymakers push for a detailed assessment of benefits and risks.
A growing trend sees African Americans travel to Africa to trace their heritage, linking heritage exploration with cultural roots and historical ties. Travel patterns indicate rising interest in identity journeys and sustained engagement with African nations.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered flames in the afternoon and a high in the lower 30s. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a low in the lower 20s. Monday brings partly sunny skies and a high in the upper 30s. Details on A-2.
In early days the point of land where the east branch of the Black River curves around was called Evergreen Point, a name derived from its thickly wooded evergreen trees.
Paul Gillmor of Ohio opposed President Bush on the veto of the family leave bill. The measure would require many businesses to provide up to 12 weeks unpaid leave for a sick relative or new child. Bush called it costly to business. The House let the veto stand in September amid a party-rank override dispute.
Belgrade AP report says Bosnian Serb leader Milan Gvero urges global halt to perceived bias toward Muslims and Croats to end the war quickly. Ceasefire holds for a third day amid scattered sniper attacks in Sarajevo. UN and Croatian forces clash over blame for openings near Maglaj and Srebrenica tensions.
President elect Clinton floated a compromise version of line item veto power proposed by House Speaker Foley. Clinton said it has possibility and he will review it. Foley’s plan would let Clinton delete items from spending bills while allowing Congress to reinstate them with a simple majority. The House approved enhanced recision authority earlier but the Senate did not act.
Amherst police report an unnamed male driver was injured when a van left Cooper Foster Road and struck a tree and residence at 1175 Cooper Foster Rd two miles west of Route 58. He was trapped about 40 minutes, rescued by firefighters, and flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. Resident Jim Hollstein reported seeing the event from his living room.
A gyrfalcon, the Arctic king of falcons and mascot of the US Air Force Academy, recovers in North Ridgeville after four weeks of illness. The bird, rare in Lorain County, was found at a New Russia Township garbage dump and is under care of local wildlife experts who note it last appeared in the county in 1983.
Elyria United Steelworkers representatives say Clinton winning the presidency could brighten labor prospects. About 20 members met at the Holiday Inn to discuss uniting nationwide and pushing a national labor agenda, with Steelworkers reps from Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania in attendance.
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