30 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1985
Page
1
Israel fears Pollard spying case could weaken US support for aid and peace talks with Jordan and the Palestinians. Officials warn the scandal risks relatio ns with Washington, while Israel contemplates diplomatic recalls and ongoing security concerns.
In Malta the sole surviving hijacker Omar Marzoukaki remains hospitalized after gunfire as Egyptian officials seek extradition. Maltese officials deny talks on handing over the suspect, who is in intensive care at St Luke's Hospital in Valletta.
An appellate court ordered Nation Bank to pay Fairview Park auto dealer Ed Stinn 176000 after ruling the bank failed to detect forged checks drawn on Stinn Chevrolet Inc. The dispute stems from 1981 fraud by Julie Hayjar, who pleaded guilty to forgery, with Stinn previously deemed mostly at fault by a lower court.
A concise digest surveys recent developments across media culture and public life, outlining key headlines and notable events in entertainment and sports while noting shifts in television coverage and editorial perspective.
Outside Tonnight remains cloudy with a slight chance of rain and a low in the lower 40s. Sunday brings periods of rain with a high in the low 50s and a 30 percent tonight and 80 percent Sunday chance of precipitation. Details on Page A-3.
US Rep Donald Pease lauds Reagan move to stop almost all European Community steel imports with exemptions for pipes and tubes. The ban targets curb shipments, protect US mills, and could boost Lorain and Cuyahoga County producers amid stalled European agreements on quotas and pending plant interests in Alabama.
North Olmsted librarian Molly Giles collects strange objects left in library volumes. The "unusual" trove includes a baby rattle, stainless knives, wedding notices, dollar bills, boarding passes and bookmarks from across the United States. Giles notes the collection has grown to about 300 items with help from system colleagues.
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