Elyria man seeks release from mental hospital
Michael Trofimov, 26, once held legally insane in August 1989 for choking his father, asks to be released from Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital in a B-1 story.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1990
Page
1
Michael Trofimov, 26, once held legally insane in August 1989 for choking his father, asks to be released from Western Reserve Psychiatric Hospital in a B-1 story.
A nationwide crowd aids Willie Nelson as reports claim he owes about 16 million dollars in back taxes. The item appears on Page B-7 with details on the tax dispute and public reaction.
The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated Milwaukee 99 94 for a fourth straight win Friday night. John Williams nicknamed Hot Rod was carried off with a foot injury, described as not serious, with more coverage in Saturday Sports Accent.
The Army and Marine Corps ordered over 15,000 reservists to report for active duty in support of Desert Shield. The Army said 14,000 National Guard and Army Reserve members from 35 states would be activated, with more than 12,000 more to be called up soon, including first combat reserves to be sent to the Gulf. The Marine Corps activated 1,086 combat reserves including 109 from Yakima Washington and 324 from Rochester New York for duty with units deploying to the Gulf. The total reserves activated since policy began stands at 51,587, the largest call since the Berlin crisis of 1961. A tank battalion with M 1A1 was to be sent to the Gulf.
About 300 to 400 Oberlin College students demonstrated on campus Friday calling for U S troops to leave Saudi Arabia before potential conflict with Iraq. Protesters gathered in front of the student union with banners and chants led by a sophomore student, Jim Cook.
A photo on Page B-1 shows New York City students urged restraint ahead of a March to the Clark Bandstand on Tappan Square. Speakers including him and over a dozen others criticized the American military presence in the Middle East. At the bandstand, artists and non-artists unveiled plans.
Kristen LaMart died June 6 after injuries officials linked to a walker fall. Her mother Nicole LaMarr presents photos from weekly visits showing bruises on Kristen’s head during custody under Richard J Schultz and Susan M Schultz, foster parents for Lorain County Children Services. The Chronicle Telegram notes Kristen had 19 to 20 bruises and severe hemorrhaging at time of death.
A New York City boy with AIDS will remain at the Colette Marie Home for Infants in Avon for the moment. Lorain County Juvenile Court Judge Joseph Zieba granted a temporary order barring removal by New York Special Services for Children. The facility seeks further temporary restraining orders as a hearing is set for Wednesday to protect the boy’s care.
In Cleveland an Elyria infant named Frankie Uehlein, one month old, was critically wounded by a BB pellet shot by his mother while cleaning a pellet gun. Authorities say the incident was accidental, and the mother, Lisa Uehlein, 24, faces a felony endangering children charge with a preliminary hearing set for Nov. 27.
Precision Fittings Co. co-owner Gene Katz gave 70 employees bonuses of 500 for full-time staff and smaller amounts for part-timers, plus a Thanksgiving turkey. Katz said the year’s success reflects the workers’ attitude and calls them the lifeblood of the business.
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