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08 Oct 1986
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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1986
Page
1
Wink and shrug brigade fight contra war in Central America
A Senate view labels some Western volunteers as a wink and shrug brigade aiding Nicaragua’s contras. Reagan aides deny U.S. government ties to a downed plane while private groups raise millions for munitions, despite neutrality act limits. Page A-4 references continue.
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U.S
Soldiers of Fortune
United States
Western Nations
Central America
U.S. Army
USW renews bid to remove Betleski from USX case
United Steelworkers Local 1104 has renewed a motion to remove Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Adrian Betleski from the USX Corp case. The move follows the judge's son being laid off from Lake Terminal, prompting Ohio Supreme Court to stay proceedings and delay a Friday hearing on USX’s request for injunctive relief. If a new judge is appointed, Chief Justice Celebrezze would select.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
United Steelworkers Local 1104
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Adrian Betleski
USX Corp
Mark Rock
Bedeski
Lake Terminal
Lorain Works
Steel Workers
Ohio Supreme Court
USX
Frank D. Celebrezze
Organized Labor
Rock
County cts probe closed door meeting on computer buy
Elyria Lorain County commissioners asked the county prosecutor to rule on the legality of a closed door Sept 23 session about a multi million dollar county computerization project. The Chronicle Telegram argues the Sunshine Law requires open deliberations except specific exceptions. The Oct 22 meeting may be open or closed depending on the prosecutor's ruling.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
John L. Keyse-Walker
Elyria Firm of Fauver, Tattersall & Gallagher
Herbert Jacoby
C-T
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Datatel
Indianapolis
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Gladish
Mason may win freedom after Alabama escape tie
Elyria report details 53 year old Jack Mason living quietly in Oberlin since 1957 after a 1956 Alabama prison escape. A extradition hearing awaits as Ohio authorities await Alabama word, while Alabama parole officials note potential shortened sentence if he is deemed a good citizen and has no parole history. Mason was arrested after a routine ticket check and is employed as a custodian at Oberlin College since 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Alabama
Oberlin
Jack Mason
Mason
Gaston
Ohio
Oberlin College
Elfriede Zitzling
Dennis Kucinich Turns 40 In Cleveland Town Scene
A local note highlights former Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich turning 40 with a playful question: has the boy mayor become a changed man. Fred McGonagle comments the change may be real.
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Cleveland
Fred McGonagle
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