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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1990
Page
3
Moscow reports Gor bachev and Yazov vow to guard nuclear arsenals against republics seeking control amid central authority erosion. They condemn vandalism of Red Army monuments and bias against servicemen and families seeking housing and jobs.
After Boris Major wins the leadership ballot, he urges unity as John Major and ministers congratulate the victor. Margaret Thatcher, Denis Thatcher, and other Conservatives celebrate at Downing Street while MPs hail continuity and party unity. Major to meet the Queen and form a government, with Hurd likely remaining as foreign secretary to ensure stability amid the Gulf crisis.
John Major, born March 29 1943 in Cheam, elected Tuesday by Conservative legislators to succeed Margaret Thatcher as prime minister. A former Standard Chartered executive, his rise in Parliament began in 1979 with roles including chief secretary to the treasury and later foreign secretary before becoming chancellor of the exchequer in 1989.
Karen Fiorella an 11 year old Reservoir Middle School pupil wrote to Any Soldier or Sailor and his command sergeant major delivered the reply to Maj. Charles Fiorella in Saudi Arabia about a month after his arrival. The story highlights a one in 250000 plus chance that a child’s letter would reach a deployed father and reveal desert life details. The Fiorella family traces army roots in Newport News and Fort Eustis with long deployments and a return to military life.
A federal judge ruled CNN may air Manuel Noriega tapes including taped telephone conversations sparking a constitutional debate. The decision ends a ban that had restricted broadcast of the material.
Deering sits on a Joint Select Committee predicting a Senate approved bill to extend tolls and the turnpike commission, likely final passage by year end. He sponsors a House bill to keep tolls but abolish the commission and place the turnpike under ODOT. Cost studies suggest new interchanges, possibly in Lorain County, could top 150 million dollars. Johnson cautions that a bonds surge is unlikely despite modernization of bond provisions. Deering did not comment. The plan may add two non voting members and a legislative oversight panel as the remaining 4.3 million of the 326 million bond debt is retired June 1, 1992.
City officials estimate damage from vandalism at the Garden Street maintenance complex will total 10,000 to 15,000 dollars in labor and overtime. Police found the damaged vehicles Friday, with many tires repaired rather than replaced, reducing overall costs and avoiding budget cuts for the year.
Sofia Bulgaria AP reports Andrei Lukanov will resign as premier amid violent protest and a general strike aimed at toppling his Socialist government. BTA cited a source close to President Zhelev that a non Socialist non opposition replacement is ready, with an announcement expected today. The move follows Bulgaria's severe economic crisis since World War II.
In Hollywood and nearby Broward County, two former postal employees Richard A. Waesco and Ronnie Ragins, along with three bulk mail firms, face conspiracy to defraud charges. They allegedly accepted bribes of 100 to 400 dollars weekly to let firms dodge full postage. Both workers resigned last summer and expect to plead guilty.
The Oberlin Board of Education adopts a wait and see stance on turning the city into an enterprise zone for tax abatement. A special committee via the Oberlin Community Improvement Corp will study potential benefits and revenue losses for schools, considering up to ten years of abatement.
In Elyria the hospital bed of a 30 year old alleged rape victim may become the site of testimony for a January trial. The witness remains at the Cleveland Clinic awaiting a liver transplant as prosecutors plan to have court stenography read to the jury if she cannot testify. The defendant, Matt E. Phillips, 31, Oberlin, faces rape kidnapping and felonious assault charges and a separate count of attempted rape and kidnapping.
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