Gates Senate testimony contrasts with Contra lawyers statements
Robert Gates testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee as nomination to head the CIA. meanwhile sworn statements from Contra lawyers differ from Gates's testimony. Observers say Gates has not spoken much. A-3. Manila calls for U.S. base Subic Bay closure following Senate decision. Lorain County farms tour set for Sunday with accompanying map Accent C-2. Beirut notes a Western hostage release seen as foregone. Moscow reports Yeltsin ill. cancels appearances. A-B. Phoenix sheriff says deputies coerced confessions in nine temple slayings. A-B. Liverpool Two: burned car victim shot in head. A-9. Southern Scenes: Wellington Fire District orders new $250,000 equipment truck. A-T0. Oberlin paintings damaged by humidity from cooling failure. A11. Elyria: bar patron attacked and robbed. A-11. Lorain: USS Kobe sponsors park cleanup at E 31st and Norfolk A-12. Columbus drugs turn city into murder capital B-1. Facinelli: Move over North Olmsted Elyria bandstand restoration. B-1. North Olmsted: Danny Boy Farm Market owner vows rebuilding after blast causing $700,000 to $800,000 damage. Amherst mentions. Political foes harmonize on bandstand restoration. Column B-3. Elyria prosecutors will not file assault charges against Herbert Jacoby in incident with Joseph Vas. C-1.
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Apple Festival Returns to Elyria This Week
Elyria residents gear up for the annual Apple Festival as the Chronicle Telegram highlights a special preview section featuring events, schedules, and activities for days of celebration.
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Indians defeat Tigers 3-2 in tense AL East race
Cleveland tops Detroit 3-2 as both teams push toward the American League East title. Indians pitchers best the Tigers late, preserving a narrow lead in a tight game.
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Bush vows to use force if Iraq blocks U.N. inspections
President Bush told reporters in the Grand Canyon he is prepared to send U.S. aircraft to escort U.N. inspection teams and to deploy Patriot missiles to Saudi Arabia if Iraq again blocks access. He warned Saddam Hussein that the United States will enforce U.N. disarmament orders.
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Bay to become Indians chief operating officer
Rick Bay will assume the Cleveland Indians' chief operating officer role as 1992 begins. Bay, former Ohio State athletic director who resigned after Earle Bruce was dismissed, is currently athletic director at the University of Minnesota and says he has a lot to learn.
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Camera gets year in jail for spa money laundering
Lorain attorney and former state representative Michael Camera was sentenced to one year in prison for his role in laundering profits from a prostitution operation linked to health spas. He pleaded guilty to perjury and agreed to surrender his law license to avoid further prosecution and to testify in an ongoing probe.
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IRS probes Jamie's vendors in South Amherst market
The IRS is examining vendors at Jamie's Flea Market north of Route 113 in South Amherst. Co owner says agents asked for lists from the past several months while vendors report unclear inquiries. About 350 vendors rely on cash sales and only two leases were canceled amid rumors of investigations.
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Midview weighs high school bus cuts amid budget pressure
GRAFTON Midview officials consider eliminating high school bus routes to save about 90000 but cautions say the figure may be lower. Superintendent Huntley and administrator Gilder offered no recommendation as about 100 residents and parents pressed for student safety amid a 856000 to 1 million shortfall by 1992.
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ACT scores dip slightly for Elyria students
Elyria City Schools report Elyria students averaged 20.6 on the ACT, below the Ohio state average of 20.9 and near the national figure. Lorain students averaged 20.2, with core course takers at 21.9 and non core at 18.2. Race data show 26 black students among those who reported.
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Puerto Rican minority students show lower averages in core group
The record notes minority students averaged 19.7 in core subjects, while non-minority students averaged 224. Among non-core students, Black students posted the lowest average at 16.8. Newt
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