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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1990
Page
1
Rebels led by Prince Johnson seized Samuel Doe in Monrovia on Sunday and announced his capture and a planned trial. the report places the event among a page full of regional notices and features from Cleveland to New York and beyond.
The forecast shows a low tonight near 60 and partly sunny conditions for Tuesday with a high near 0. Details are on Page A-3.
Angela Hicks death case prompts her mother Nancy Legg 29 and step-father Sam Legg 21 to demand lie tests to prove innocence. They say they were questioned after Angela’s body, decomposed, was found August 30 in woods near West River Road following a July 21 disappearance. Police tied to dental records led to the body as detectives searched Sam’s Rosewood Drive apartment.
Douglas W. Hart, a former Lorain man arrested in Virginia after allegedly confessing to suffocating his ex-wife and burying her body in a hope chest on Swiadon Road, may face the death penalty, county Prosecutor Gregory White said. He noted the statute can be invoked if a murder occurred and that outcome depends on what happened before the homicide.
President Bush announced a loud and clear condemnation of Saddam Hussein after a summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Bush prepared to address Congress and outline Gulf policy as over 100000 U.S. troops remain in Saudi Arabia. Secretary Baker briefed NATO allies in Brussels and urged greater support for the military effort.
Iran and Iraq will establish diplomatic relations after a meeting of Foreign Ministers Ali Akbar Velayati and Tariq Aziz. The accord follows tension over the Kuwait invasion, with leaders Gorbachev and unnamed U.S. officials commenting on regional shifts. The joint statement condemns Iraq’s invasion and calls for a peaceful international order.
Ford Motor opens its Avon Lake Ohio Truck Plant paint shop to 7500 visitors amid 3000 layoffs at nearby van plant. The 1 million square foot facility, ready to run by November, will support Econoline Vans Club Wagons and later a Nissan joint venture minivan, featuring an inverted power and free conveyor system for efficient coating and storage.
The King John Apartments at 123 Johns St in Wellington were sold for four million dollars to Querin Inc. The buyer includes James Querin, village supervisor and budget director, plus his son Lawrence. The seller was Allen J. Jensen, with Farmers Savings Bank noted for financing. The county valued the buildings at 402,400 and land at 60,000.
The Columbus Dispatch poll shows Republican George Voinovich favored by 53 percent, defeating Ohio Attorney General Anthony Celebrezze Jr. at 40 percent with seven percent undecided. Campaign spokesmen react, noting shifts since May.
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