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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1988

Page

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Bush Dukakis clash heads into California clash

Campaign news centered on the closing days of the presidential race with Bush benefiting from a debate win. An AP panel and polls favored Bush, while Dukakis claimed victory but acknowledged a tight race. In California, Bush headed to a Los Angeles rally and San Diego speech as Dukakis planned Los Angeles church events and a Sacramento rally.

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Bush Wins On Warmth In Debates Analysis

C T analyst notes the Thursday debate as the most interesting of the year with broad topic coverage from death penalty to nuclear safety. Bush aimed to protect a small polling lead and large electoral margin, projecting a likeable, gracious image while stressing Reagan era gains and national security.

Bush Reagan

Hayes reflects on eight decades in theater at LCCC

Helen Hayes, 88, opened Lorain County Community College's Prominent American Lecture Series recalling how a first play at age six set her lifelong path. She described acting from age eight on Broadway and a career built on luck, curiosity, and a strong will as she shared memories including a wig mishap during a Queen Mary role.

Elyria Helen Hayes Hayes Lorain County Community College Washington, D.C Lorain County

Family raps confab McPhie death probe hits dead end

In Elyria the year-long inquiry into Amherst resident Alan J. McPhie's death has stalled with no clear pathway for further police action. Prosecutor Gregory White says the case is not closed and could reopen if new information emerges. McPhie, 41, was found Oct 15, 1987, in his home with signs suggesting asphyxiation and drug involvement, but lab tests have yielded no decisive results. His son Christopher reported hearing choking sounds and an unfamiliar voice, with doors tied by rope, while investigators describe baffling, unresolved pieces.

Elyria Amherst Alan J. McPhie White McPhie Elyria Foundry Columbia Drive Christopher Chris William Kishman Ohio Missouri Pennsylvania

Lorain NAACP Urges Black Replacement for Koba Post

The Lorain NAACP urges Mayor Olejko to hire a black successor to Service Director Richard Koba, citing affirmative action and racial equality. Koba resigns amid philosophical differences, with no named replacement. Mayor claims progress on minority inclusion and vows to consider all qualified candidates regardless of race.

NAACP Koba Post Lorain The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Richard Koba Alex Oleyko Olejko Joe Willis Willis Loram Naacp Harold Wilson Pye

Record Thermometer Drops Across Region Sets New Low

The National Weather Service reports temperatures hitting 30 degrees overnight, breaking a 112 year old record of 31. Lorain County also fell to 30 but failed to beat 29 set in 1957. Cleveland set a new low, Columbus dropped to 28, and Zanesville reached 25, all breaking prior records. Warmer weekend ahead with highs near the upper 60s on Saturday.

National Weather Service Lorain County North Ridgeville Ray Diede- Tich Cleveland Columbus Zanesville

Old ballroom raid uncovers $250000 car theft cache

In Lorain County a raid on 24883 Royalton Road near the Columbia Ballroom recovered an estimated $250,000 in stolen vehicles and equipment from Cuyahoga Medina and Summit counties. The five month probe, led by Sheriff deputies and aided by a Medina informant, found tractors back hoes bulldozers trucks and cars plus power saws and surveying gear. Owner Guy P Goodman 40 faces investigation for dismantling and resale of stolen items. No charges filed yet.

Old Columbia Columbia Twp Columbia Ballroom Cuyahoga Medina Summit Counties Guy P. Goodman North Olmsted Cuyahoga County Olmsted Township Brock Park Cleveland Heights Akron Medina County Fundak

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