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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1985

Page

4

Ohio lawmakers hail ship hijackers roundup

In Washington a bipartisan chorus lauded President Reagan for ordering a high altitude interception over Sicily that forced an Egyptian airliner to land and surrender four Palestinian hijackers. Senators Glenn and Metzenbaum praised the action while Representatives DeWine Feighan and Kasich stressed cooperation and deterrence against terrorism.

Washington Ohio Reagan United States Howard Metzenbaum John Glenn Dohio Glenn Senate Armed Services Committee Dale Butland Michael DeWine Robio House Foreign Affairs Committee DeWine U.S

Cleveland man seeks delay in deportation over WWII crimes

A 66 year old Cleveland resident Alexander Lehmann facing deportation to West Germany asks a federal judge to halt the removal. Lehmann is accused by the Justice Department of aiding in mass executions in 1942 as deputy chief of police in Zaporozhye Ukraine during German occupation. The hearing was scheduled after a delay for medical exams.

Cleveland West Germany Alexander Lehmann United States Alvin I. Krenzler Lehmann Near West Side Justice Department Office of Special Investigations Zaporozhe Ukraine Russia

Renewal of 2-mill fire levy sought in Wellington District

Wellington voters will decide November 5 on renewing a 2-mill five year operating levy that supports the Wellington Community Fire District. The district, formed by the village and several townships, provides about $100,000 annually for fire protection with a 28 member volunteer force. The board urges continued funding to replace and upgrade equipment, noting past purchases include a $140,000 pumper and safety gear. The district also formed specialized teams and has spent over $37,000 on fire stations renovations. The measure is Issue 34 on the ballot.

Wellington Fire Board Takpayers

Sheffield Lake charter battle over partisan politics plan

Sheffield Lake residents push a charter amendment to restore Democrat Republican and Independent parties on the November ballot arguing partisan politics unlocks more government grants. Councilwoman Joan Ackerman leads the effort while Mayor Donald Smith supports the change. opponents call it political football and cite a recent nonpartisan status and current funding gained through lobbying.

Sheffield Lake Joan Ackerman Ackerman Donald Smith Jeannette Maggard George Crossan Crossan Planning Resources

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