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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1990
Page
1
Black River 59 and Toledo Libbey posted a close game score. Northwestern 42 marked a separate result as the teams contested in a district matchup with Libbey edging Admiral King in a tight finish.
A three day series begins Sunday exploring Elyria's three Oriental massage parlors the county hosts. Also noted Roald Dahl dies and other national items including Gorbachev fears, Ralph Beeson bequests, Fur Free Friday protests, and a hostage relief appointment.
Former Cleveland Indians catcher Bo Diaz, who played from 1978 to 1981, died Friday after a satellite dish fell on him on the roof of his Caracas home in Venezuela. The incident is reported in Saturday Sports.
Brief column notes on bridge scores and horoscopes, plus comics and theater listings. Mentions Dear Abby style guidance and a death notice. Provides a snapshot of the page’s varied items and short local items.
Gloudly Records a mid 40s high with cooler mornings and light winds. Details and extended forecast appear on Page A-3.
The Army will retain about 5,500 personnel monthly by freezing all discharges and canceling overseas to domestic transfers and Christmas vacations. Defense Secretary Cheney approved the move to shore up manpower amid Desert Shield, affecting 22 Army institutions and several major training posts.
Rocky River couple John Mihocik and Nancy Mihocik duel as Ohio State faces Michigan with bragging rights and a $1 stake plus steak. Since 1984 they swap meals based on the result, the loser cooking hot dogs. John must referee later today, leaving Nancy to savor a trophy claim and a peaceful meal.
Fifteen trained Santas were graduated this week from Santa U. in San Francisco, to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, followed by Jingle Bells. The class learned deodorizing, daily bathing, non garlic breath, and voice modulation to calm children.
Santa Claus actors staged a Friday picket after mall managers fired a company supplying Santas over an elf's alleged suggestive remark to a store employee. Bernard Zolnowsky of Old Style Music Inc. and Jenny Zink of Western Temporary Services criticized the action while on-duty Santas stood by.
President Bush met Friday with Egypt's Mubarak and Syria's Assad to win Arab support for a UN resolution authorizing force to remove Iraq's troops from Kuwait. The White House insisted no partial solutions. Bush said he is very close to gathering backing and that the U.S. has authority to act even without a UN vote. Assad indicated no commitment to join a U.S.-led offensive, while both leaders agreed the Iraqi occupation must end and Kuwait's legitimate government be restored.
A North Ridgeville youth, Phillip Teska, 17, remained in good condition at St John West Shore Hospital after a pet African white scorpion bit his right index finger while he fed it Friday before 11 am. He was home alone and called his aunt for help.
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