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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1992
Page
1
Workmen load some of the Windsor Castle masterpieces onto a truck Friday as firefighters battle to control a damaging fire at the historic site. The on-site blaze prompted preservation teams to secure valuables and begin assessments of the area.
Federal judge rules the White House must preserve its computer records. Other sections note Radh Gia in Vietnam where senators found no POW evidence but praised local cooperation. Bosnia-Herzegovina’s army faces winter with scarce arms. United Way denies claims of discriminatory charity admissions. Oprah Winfrey wedding gift rumor. a 14 year old and mother drop a lawsuit. Invacare sues Californias. a council candidate fires on dumpers. CBI fly ash tested. Bay resigns as Indians president. forecast for Breezy and War with rain, 60s today.
Isabella Barna, 48, was found guilty of shooting her brother's partner in Elyria, while her brother Lazlo Barna Jr. and father Lazlo Barna Sr. were acquitted of tampering with evidence. Barna faces a mandatory 6 to 15 year term plus three more for using a firearm, with possible time off for good behavior. The victim, Howard Johnson, expressed relief that justice may be served. The family plans an appeal as they claim innocence.
Kathy Walker co owns the Blue & White Diner with her daughter Teresa Walker Meinke a waitress at the downtown landmark. They prepare to shut the eatery today ending a long local staple in downtown.
The Blue and White Diner at 110 East Ave Elyria will close its kitchen for the last time at 2 p.m. today after six decades serving breakfast and lunch. Owner Ron Walker notes Downtown business pressures, as Pink Peppercorn Catering Service purchases the space to use as its new headquarters.
Fifty three people were charged in an FBI sting named Heartstopper that recovered 19.5 million dollars in stolen truck goods. Four local men identified were Christopher A. Machovina, Carl Leroy Alley, Kenneth Sapp, and Jon Scott. Charges include conspiracy mail fraud and interstate shipment of stolen goods. Investigators noted recovered loads of vehicles tires pontoon boats leather goods furniture and more from two phony trucking firms in Cleveland and Brook Park.
In Brussels and Washington an accord on EC farm subsidies ends the looming trans Atlantic clash. President Bush hailed a breakthrough while France signaled possible reservations and a parliamentary review next week may affect approval. Talks continue at Geneva under GATT.
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