DeChant acquittal triggers family backlash in Avon case
After Gregory DeChant is found not guilty of the 1985 murders of Leonard and Arlene DeChant, his siblings condemn authorities and urge closure. County Prosecutor Gregory White says he will not reopen the investigation, stating no credible evidence links another suspect. Family members call the process a disgrace as they seek to move forward.
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Meese says others involved in secret Iran arms plot
Attorney General Edwin Meese said outsiders beyond the White House likely knew of the scheme funneling profits from Iranian arms sales to Nicaraguan rebels. He noted consultants and others with tangential ties and refused to rule out further criminal prosecutions while stressing no top government officials have been found linked so far.
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Panel named to probe NSC affairs investigation panel
President Reagan named former Sen. John Tower former Secretary of State Edmund Muskie and ex national security adviser Brent Scowcroft to a special review board. The panel will investigate White House National Security Council activities tied to the secret arms sales to Iran.
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Confrontation in Lorain as cops and strikers converge
Police from three departments faced a tense standoff as more than 100 steelworkers blocked railroad tracks at the USX plant in Lorain seeking to halt a shipment. USX aimed to ship stockpiled steel, contingent on court-enforced conditions and ongoing contract talks, while union leaders contested the firm’s timing.
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Colorful Chronicle coloring contest draws 500 entries
CT unveils new color photo equipment and showcases winners Idabelle Berg of Wakeman and Katherine Varady of Lorain. The page A-8 feature lists winning entries and the full entrant roster, highlighting broad community participation and creative effort.
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Inside Deaths Editorial Sports Television
The notice appears as a fragmented listing likely referring to an editorial on entertainment and sports coverage with a numeric code 20.00.6555. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to establish a concrete card item.
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Weather sketch with clouds and possible precipitation
The forecast calls for an overcast night with a chance of rain and possible snow. Lows reach the upper 30s. Thursday brings variable cloudiness with a high in the mid-40s. Details on Page A-3.
Holiday C T Special Thanksgiving Edition Preview
The Thanksgiving Chronicle Telegram previews a Thursday morning delivery with latest news features and ad sections as merchants launch the Christmas shopping season. It also marks the start of the annual CT Salvation Army Not Forgotten Box toy drive with Accent notes on dinner disasters and safety.
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