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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1994
Page
1
NFL roundup highlights Deion Sanders’ allies facing Andre and Co. in a competitive clash. The game features standout plays and key scores shaping the roundup’s narrative on current season momentum.
On his first full day back Aristide summoned the new army chief to the National Palace to discuss slashing the military by 80 percent amid tensions. Clashes left two dead and several injured as Aristide supporters confronted former oppressors, while U.S. troops kept watch.
In Amman today Israel and Jordan drafted a treaty to end their 46 year state of war. Leaders Rabin and Majali signed the accord after settling water and border disputes and aimed for a full treaty by next week. Clinton welcomed the move saying moderation prevails.
In a Lorain County contest Rep. Sherrod Brown and GOP opponent Greg White debate defense policy questions. Brown opposes frequent defense votes. White argues the 250 billion dollar budget is too small while noting spending trends since 1994.
Congressional and Ohio Senate hopefuls, including U S Rep Sherrod Brown and Republican rivals, prepare for a televised debate Wednesday night. The debate caps a busy political week with targeted questions on issues facing the district and state.
AP reports Prince Charles states he never loved Princess Diana and did not want to marry her. The authorized biography, serialized in The Sunday Times, triggers royal turmoil as Diana’s circle condemns the remarks and Buckingham Palace notes Charles had no regrets cooperating.
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