28 Nov 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1991
Page
1
A lighthearted Inside Story item notes a turkey spending Thanksgiving in a doghouse with neck intact. It promises A-3 coverage of a nation giving thanks and highlights the USDA hotline prompting strong reactions. The piece teases armed services dinner etiquette.
Washington turned down Israel's request to pause peace talks as reported on the national page. Other items note Randy Jackson's arrest in Los Angeles, a Seattle case of a wife restrained for seven months, and various regional briefs across the country. The United Nations warns Iraq may hold hidden nuclear weapons.
Hundreds of donors have contributed to cover Tiffany the basset hound’s medical bills after severe abuse, with funds surpassing the costs needed for treatment and recovery.
The page lists auctions and a horoscope section alongside bridge, lottery and business items. It notes category placements for sports, theater and comics with varied page references and a Dear Abby slot.
The forecast calls for a high in the mid 40s with a 70 percent chance of rain. Tonight will be cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance and a low around 35 to 40. Friday looks rainy with a high near 50 and a 60 percent chance of precipitation.
The 102nd Congress adjourned after approving a $95 billion plan to fund future bank and thrift failures and $500 million in aid to the Soviet Union. A crime bill died in the Senate as Republicans threatened a filibuster, despite House passage. The chamber plans to reconvene before January 21 if President Bush renews tax cut clashes.
STEVE FOGARTY reports that state welfare reductions are driving thousands to free meals at Salvation Army centers, churches, and food banks. Beth Burns notes the need is growing. holiday week programs are mostly ongoing as donations help supply about 40 turkeys to families.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram starts its Not Forgotten Box toy drive the Friday after Thanksgiving for more than 30 years. Donations go to the Salvation Army to aid children facing a Christmas without gifts. Maj. Alice Stahl notes the economy is tight as volunteers prepare for Dec 19 and 20 deliveries.
Cleveland police charged Wiley Davis with aggravated murder and kidnapping in the death of Amy Perkins 32 wife of WGAR morning DJ Dave Perkins. Perkins abducted Tuesday morning on East Ninth Street and found shot in head wrapped in a coat. Davis jailed. arraignment set for Friday. funeral planned in Texas with memorial service hoped by WGAR.
The abduction and killing of Amy Perkins in a downtown Cleveland parking lot Tuesday alarms women commuters from Lorain and western Cuyahoga counties. They plan extra precautions, citing a prior nonfatal abduction in a nearby parking garage.
Elyria schools may gain about 56 000 to 63 000 yearly in taxes under a Northeast Ohio Associates led compromise with Lorain County over the former Fisher Guide plant. The plant, closed since 1989 after GM left Lowell Street, is valued between 5 million and 6 million dollars by officials, with earlier appraisals ranging up to 107 million during active operation. District officials say the agreement will be better than the owners’ plan, even as the overall impact on the district’s 43 million dollar budget remains modest.
The total to buy all gifts in The Twelve Days of Christmas rose to 15 455 79 in 1991 up from 15 231 72 last year by economist J Patrick Brady. The 1.47 percent increase outpaced the CPI and reflects higher costs for the five gold rings and other items.
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