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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1994
Page
1
Aristide reclaimed Haiti, greeted by cheering crowds at the National Palace as U N and United States forces help ensure security. He vows democracy, addresses thousands, while a tent of guards and armored vehicles monitor the scene amid lingering opposition.
As election near, state and local candidates struggle to buy TV time while federal candidates can outbid. Campaigns warn access is shrinking across Ohio with 11 million residents, limited inventory at stations like WICYC Channel 3, and rising demand from retailers, auto dealers, and national advertisers amid open Senate and four congressional races in Cleveland.
The Chronicle previews TV political ads for Sherrod Brown and Gregory White, judging image and facts. White touts deep Northeast Ohio roots, military record, and pro‑crime fighter persona while downplaying party label. Brown highlights health care reform, Sarah Weber Protection Bill, and legislative skill amid campaign contributions notices.
GRAFTON Ohio police issued an all points bulletin for Thomas Chapman Jr 29 of Massillon after he allegedly kidnapped his 2 year old daughter from a South Island Road home Saturday. Officers say he sprayed the mother with Mace and faces charges of child stealing aggravated burglary and assault. Chapman and his father Thomas Chapman Sr 53 were said to be at the home of Carol Shining 16170 Island KO.
Lorain Schools faced breach of trust as treasurer Joan Brumback stole 40000 and her successor Mary Schultz admitted an accounting error that left the district in arrears. The board plans stricter hiring and lower pay to avoid another scandal while upholding Ohio School Law minimums.
Wellington district leaders praise past cuts and tax levy that reduced debt but warn momentum may falter. Superintendent James Hayas left warning to resist restoring programs as officials aim to complete debt retirement in three to four years.
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