14 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1991
Page
1
Gov. Douglas Wilder announces his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. The report notes a references to national politics and Wilder's campaign entry communicated in a Washington A-5 brief.
Five men were charged in the August 1 massacre at Wat Premkunaram the Buddhist temple west of Phoenix, where nine people were killed. Authorities say the suspects planned the robbery while under the influence of marijuana and crack cocaine. Three others remained at large as police pursued a loose circle of friends and relatives. The case involves statements by some suspects and past arrests.
Columbia Township resident Mark Lorello pushes to shorten the process to lower North Station Road speed limit from 55 to 35 mph after his son John 7 was severely injured in a bicycle accident. He cites growing pedestrian risk and rapid township development as factors.
Thomas J Waters Rimmer, who as a child suffered sexual mistreatment in a Lorain County foster home, will receive a settlement exceeding one million dollars from Lorain County Children Services. He says the victory vindicates him and holds officials accountable, hoping to deter future abuses.
An Embraer 120 commuter plane crashed into a cornfield near Houston killing 14 aboard after maintenance left 43 screws missing from the leading edge of its horizontal stabilizer. NTSB chair Jim Kolstad said the aircraft should not have departed the hangar without the screws.
Ohio Board of Regents reports state universities charge high fees with four campuses above 3000 dollars and an average instructional and general cost around 2800 dollars while the national average nears 1809 dollars, alarming planners and students.
Professional pilot Brian Safran lost his Reliance Electric grav ball cap when it fell from an airplane while Safran took aerial photos Sunday. The Piper Cub was piloted by Ralph Richards during the work flight for Richards Farthing Co. The wind supposedly carried the hat away as Safran tried to capture shots from the open door.
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