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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1984
Page
1
In Cleveland, Prinoc Chan Khong, 31, testified in his own defense that he did not rape a 17 year old Parma waitress a year ago. He admitted kissing waitresses as a social gesture but denied any sexual assault. Closing arguments followed his testimony as deliberations were to begin.
Mike Royko notes that Al Cosenti, dubbed a mug, claims police violated his civil rights by shooting him 19 times. The article references a lawsuit and asserts Cosenti’s resilience despite prior bullet injuries. Details on Page A-3.
In Cleveland Lorain's Dr Leonard Faymore and T Albert Thomas move toward a sale of New London Hospital and Doctors Clinic. The papers are signed and deeds placed in escrow for a late October closing as an unrelated $18 million lawsuit nears dismissal. Thomas says a third party buyer plans to open the hospital, ending the New London holistic center plan though an Ohio site remains possible. The case has been assigned to Judge Timothy McMonagle. no court notice of settlement has been received.
American balloonist Joe W. Kittinger crash landed in trees near Savona in northern Italy ending the first solo Atlantic crossing. He reportedly suffered a broken foot and was helicoptered to a Nice hospital. The Rosie O Grady landed in an open field after a 3,500 mile, 84 hour flight begun in Maine.
Former Wellington police chief Walter McGreevy received standing ovations and applause at a village council meeting but was not reinstated. About 200 residents crowded the gym for the hour and 20 minute session amid recalls and political tension as McGreevy described internal police department conflicts and attempts to undercut his authority.
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