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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1996
Page
2
Boesky’s 1986 deal reshaped insider trading probes
Washington AP reports ten years ago Ivan Boesky agreed to pay 100 million to the SEC, enabling subpoenas from Manhattan to Beverly Hills and driving major cases against Milken, Drexel, the Posner brothers, Siegel, and others. Boesky pleaded guilty to one count, drew a 50 million fine, served 22 months, and faded from public view.
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Street
Ivan F. Boesky
Boesky
SEC
Manhattan
Beverly Hills
Michael Milken
Drexel Burkham Lambert Inc
Steven and
Victor Posner
Martin Siegel
Kidder Peabody
Lompoc
Calif
Brooklyn
Westchester County
N.Y
Park Avenue
Seema
R Jay Fitch remembered as longtime Elyria banker and community leader
R Jay Fitch, longtime Elyria Savings president and chairman emeritus, was a respected banker and community figure. Born in Olmsted Falls and raised in Elyria, he led the bank from 1945 to 1984, earning commendations from the Ohio Senate and President Reagan. He served as president of Elyria Chamber of Commerce and trustee of local civic groups, earning praise for his people skills and calm arbitration. He died at 96, leaving a legacy of service and integrity.
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Bruce Baird
U.S. Attorney's Office Securities and Commodities Fraud Unit
New York
Olmsted Falls
R. Jay Fitch
Elyria
Fitch
Cleveland Press
Broad and
Court Streets
Elyria High School
Elyria Savings
Arthur J. Robinson
Bowman
Attornney
Harold West
Bill Fitch
West
Bob Ohlemacher
Elyria Manufacturing
Route 57 resurfacing aims to finish paving before winter
Crews work weekends when possible to repair and resurface five miles of Route 57 from Elyria to Lorain. Final asphalt layer, roadway striping, and guard rails are planned. Guards will go in even if paving lags. Orange barrels to be removed before the holidays. More than 40,000 vehicles use the route daily amid delays and closed ramps.
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Donofrio
Elyria
East 35Th Street
Lorain
Ford From Ai Aims to Set Record on Plant Rumors
Allen and Anderson issued a letter to Ford workers denying rumors the Lorain Assembly plant will close or be sold or that the Econoline final assembly will move. They said no decision has been made and a paint shop study may move equipment if a new vehicle is built elsewhere. Negotiations for a local labor contract continue.
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Anderson
Lorain Assembly
Ford
Ohio
Avon Lake
Alien
OJ Jury Snoozing Halts DNA Testimony
In Santa Monica judge Hiroshi Fujisaki halted Robin Cotton's DNA testimony as defense cross examination allegedly lulled jurors to sleep. The pause followed questions about initials on evidence containers tied to the defense frame-up theory. A recess was ordered to address the situation.
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Calif
Robin Cotton
Robert
Blasier
Superior Court
Hiroshi Fujisaki
Jackson Marries Pregnant Girlfriend After Concert
In a private ceremony after a concert in Australia Michael Jackson wed Debbie Rowe, the nurse of his plastic surgeon, who is six months pregnant. Publicist Christine Hole confirmed the marriage and asked for privacy.
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Whey
Jackson
Christine Hole
Debbie Rowe
Australia
Explosive Box Incidents Trigger Investigation in Lorain
Federal agents analyze two suspicious boxes found in Lorain and nearby locations after recent bomb incidents. ATF officials say the devices resemble explosive items though one box may be a hoax. A local man suffered minor Burns opening a jewelry box. another Christmas wrapped parcel caused a prior blast with no injuries.
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Sam Markman
Vermilion
Morris
Sitp
Wwa
Wulclen
Darshan Majahan
21St St. Lorain
Police Station Bid Fight Signals City Action
Officials review bids from Panzica Construction Co and Ozanne Construction Co for a police station project with Panzica holding the low base bid of 4.667 million plus options. Electrical and plumbing bids are led by Higgins Electric and Suburban Process Piping, with multiple firms in the running. The city will condemn private property and clear sites. council is expected to authorize the chosen contractor next month.
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Shippy
Panzica Construction Co
Mayfield Village
Ozanne Construction Co
Cleveland
Panzica
West Avenue
North Street
Higgins Electric Co
Elyria
Novak Electric Co
Suburban Process Piping Co
Lorain
Gross Plumbing Co
Lorain police search for gunman after leg wound
Lorain police looked for a man in his 20s wearing a hooded sweatshirt who fled after shooting Michael Lee Mills Jr., 20, of Tower Boulevard, at about 10 30 p m. Mills was treated for a gunshot wound just below the knee at East Campus Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center.
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Lorain
Michael Lee Mills Jr
Tower Boulevard
Mills
Lorain Community
St. Joseph Regional Health Center
Avon Lake Woman Charged With Soliciting Sex Act
Beth Ann Frasher, 38, of Avon Lake, was arrested by a Lorain police officer in an unmarked car on Broadway near Kennedy Plaza. She offered to perform a sex act for $10 to an undercover officer, and upon lowering the price to $5, she exited the vehicle.
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Beth Ann Frasher
Avon Lake
Broadway
Frasher
Eric Gonzalez
Kennedy Plaza
Gonzalez
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