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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1990
Page
1
John Goodman of Roseanne hosts a birthday special on Atlanta WTBS as TV Week highlights the cover story about Tom and Jerry’s long running chase and anniversary milestone.
Encore Galendar presents a special holiday events pullout with highlights of concerts shows exhibits and family activities across venues. The guide lists dates times and locations for performances parades and seasonal celebrations shaping a festive weekend.
Brief page notes a central Ohio tremor with dishes knocked over in homes as residents describe the quake. Separate items report North Olmsted students previewing a “new look” at North Olmsted High School, and Elyria residents face higher sewer rates starting January.
Detroit records show General Motors Corp posts a second straight quarterly loss forcing an additional 111000 unit reduction in fourth quarter production. The move reflects ongoing profitability pressures at the automaker as it adjusts output to align with demand.
Brief obituary notices appear amid the Inland daily section with items tagged under Deaths and other brief notices. Names, dates, and local affiliations are listed for community members.
Low tonight 30 to 35 degrees with a high near 50 on Saturday. Details appear on Page A-3.
Elyria NAACP officials will study more than two hours of remarks from a Unity Baptist Church forum to see if a pattern of prejudice or abuse by police against black residents exists. The meeting drew nearly 300 people amid allegations a patrolman made a racially derogatory remark to a white teen in a car with two black teens. Police officials did not speak to residents. an investigation into the incident is described as continuing.
President Bush announced Secretary of State James Baker II will travel to Iraq to press for a quick Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait. The White House said the Iraqi foreign minister would be invited to Washington the week of December 10 for consultations. The plan aims to end the crisis by January 15 UN deadline with threats of force if Saddam Hussein does not yield.
Families of reservists called to active duty in the 316th Medical Detachment were advised on overseas packing, mail expectations, and suitable items. They were told to avoid pork for Saudi Arabia, skip magazines with fleshy ads, and send Kool Aid and snacks while expecting long mail delays.
Ohio Governor Richard Celeste weighs clemency for up to 80 inmates known to have used Battered Women's Syndrome as a defense. Among early cases are Lora Hawkins, sentenced 15 to life for arson and murder, and Ginger Manning, 18 to life for killing her estranged husband. Manning’s defense was among the first BW syndrome uses recognized, affecting her eligibility. Celeste’s aides say decisions will be case by case, reviewing evidence of abuse and defense recognition, with a final action possible by late December.
Avon police arrested 37 year old Richard V Gheta of Lake Drive on arson and breaking and entering charges for the Thursday night blaze at Applewood antiques 36555 Detroit Rd. Fire Chief Frank Root said about 15 firefighters battled the fire about two hours. The state fire marshal will survey the damage while neighbors and a local radio sportscaster reported the incident. Colleen Murphy said the shop opened six years ago as an upholstery business and may reopen.
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