27 Oct 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1991
Page
1
Minnesota clinched the series with a solo homer in the opening inning, delivering early lead and momentum to seal the win. The blast highlighted key players and the team's bullpen held firm as they closed out the victory.
Evander Holyfield, preparing after Mike Tyson pulls out with an injury, argues a professional boxer need not hate opponents to win. He emphasizes focus, discipline, and strategic mindset over personal enmity in pursuit of victory.
Pioneer rock promoter Bill Graham was killed when his helicopter crashed. The Homes Plus section contains errors in property transfer listings. corrected information appears on E-2.
A morning chance of showers and thunderstorms with a high near 70. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph becoming northeast this afternoon. Tonight and Monday, variable clouds with a low around 50 to 55. Today marks the return of Standard Time and clocks are set back for an extra hour of sleep.
Diplomatic and security teams sprint to smooth details for this week’s historic Arab Israeli peace conference in Madrid. Delegations from Jordan and Lebanon are announced as direct talks with Israel loom. Shamir leads the Israeli team amid tough Arab demands and cautious optimism from Yasser Arafat and Hafez Assad.
Police and residents in Lodi Ohio found no KKK activity after anonymous handbills promised a rally. Mayor Bell called the event a hoax and criticized media coverage while noting free expression rights. A KKK leader linked to a Louisiana gubernatorial bid denied ongoing Klan ties.
New York AP report says President Bush’s job approval fell to 55 percent with 30 percent disapproving and 15 percent undecided in a Gallup Newsweek poll conducted Thursday and Friday. Since October his rating slipped from 65-67 percent, down from a March peak of 90 percent after the Gulf War victory.
In Elyria the race centers on taxes versus spending cuts. Incumbent Michael B Keys backs a 0.25 percent income tax rise on November 5 to fund crime fighting and police protection. Challenger Jo Ann Eichenlaub urges budget trimming and questions the need for new revenue. They also clash on privatizing sanitation and police department issues.
Elyria mayoral race narrows to tax increase versus budget cuts with nine days left. Incumbent Keys pledges a $1.5 million annual tax rise to fund police drug enforcement and more officers, while challenger Eichenlaub proposes budget streamlining and privatizing sanitation to avoid new taxes and expand police and community programs.
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