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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1994
Page
3
Sunrise today and sunset today with sunrise tomorrow noted. Tonight east winds to 30 knots and periods of rain with a chance of thunderstorms. Waves building to 7 to 9 feet. Tuesday east winds to 30 knots becoming north with occasional rain and waves 7 to 9 feet. Temperature not specified.
AP reports two security-experienced bystanders near the White House sprang into action as Francisco Martin Duran fired a rifle. Harry Rakosky hit the assailant high while Ken Davis grabbed his legs and helped subdue him. Both deny hero status.
An enforcement official said Duran could have killed more if he finished reloading his rifle as Secret Service agents faced a crowd on the north lawn. Officials defended not returning fire, noting the hundreds of people nearby and the risk of hitting bystanders. Panetta called it a miracle no one was hurt as a security review broadens to cover threats from surrounding streets.
William Kennedy of Phoenix owns the depot which is appraised for tax purposes at 229800. Grace is pursuing an architect to assess needed renovations and costs. The city may seek a federal grant through ISTEA via Ohio DOT to fund upgrades. The Ohio rail group eyes possible reopening in concept stage.
Hill says the cemetery holds Civil War veterans and a regular grave, not witches or warlocks. The vandalized fence was family’s wish, and Jones laments teen trouble from false stories. He urges students to tell friends the tale is untrue.
A short notice outlines earnings for motor route delivery routes including daily and Sunday work. The schedule shows weekly pay around 225 dollars with details to follow.
Aristide supporters walk streets in Port-au-Prince without fear since Aristide’s return on October 1 but face new hardships. Many lack homes and money as violence persists in rural areas where armed thugs still hold sway. U.S. troops have improved security in the capital, yet revenge fears linger among backers.
AP reports over 300 arrests in Athens during the Halloween street party near Ohio University. Police say most arrests were for alcohol related offenses and disorderly conduct, with 210 arrests Saturday night into Sunday and a total exceeding 30,000 attendees.
At the Middle East North Africa Economic Summit in Casablanca Rabin and Arafat urged international aid and investment to back peace and raise living standards. 2,500 government and business leaders discussed interdependent economies and shared prosperity. In California three Honor Farm inmates returned a wallet found at a dump, helping a victim recover $324 and cards.
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