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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1992
Page
1
Senate investigators report the CIA attempted to funnel 500000 dollars to a candidate in Iran s 1980 presidential vote as Carter faced Tehran hostage crises. The report ties U S intelligence moves to freeing Americans held by Iran and outlines related politics and tensions.
Elyria faces a power clash as the largest state teachers union seeks to replace the local Elyria Education Association. The Ohio Education Association filed Oct. 20 to trigger an election on replacing the public school employees as bargaining agent for nonteaching staff. The move puts the Elyria Education Association in a difficult position and could spur support from the local teachers union in ongoing contract talks.
Elyria city officials support a Kiwanis five year project to restore Cascade Park but offer no money or guaranteed maintenance. Kiwanis president Dick Demby urged assurances against future neglect as city leaders praised the plan yet cited no funds. Mayor Keys said finances could change and the effort would be pursued with city involvement.
Howard Johnson, 28, from Lakewood, found guilty in Cleveland Municipal Court of criminal damaging Laszlo Barna Jr.s car after a November 1991 confrontation. The verdict followed Barna Jr. and Laszlo Barna Sr.s acquittals on related tampering charges. Isabella Barna, 47, convicted of felonious assault with a firearm for shooting Johnson in July 1991, faces four to six weeks until sentencing, with possible six to 15 years. Johnson faces up to 90 days in jail and a $750 fine at sentencing December 2.
Bay Village attorney Jack Malkin, 37, was found guilty of fourth degree felony theft and 10 counts of tampering with records for falsifying fee petitions to Lorain County. Visiting Judge Edward J. Mahoney said probation likely but will defer formal decision until a presentence report is completed. Prosecutors say the billing scheme padded charges to the indigent defense.
About 15 residents from Glenwood Harrison and nearby streets urged the Landmarks Preservation Commission to remove their properties from the district. They argued rules on color, tree removal, and maintenance feel like Big Brother and several homes under 50 years old want secession from the 1988 district plan.
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