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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1984
Page
1
About 150 Oberlin students joined a teach-in where faculty and a student criticized CIA covert activities. A noon rally planned a protest march from the student union to Peters Hall, where the recruiter would meet four students.
Tonight brings showers and thunderstorms with a drop to the mid 50s. Winds shift to northwest at 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with a chance of more showers and a high around 60. Details on Page A-3.
Delayed water shutoffs halted by U S District Court after a hearing notification issue. Utilities director dismisses judge's ruling as hogwash while Legal Aid plans to craft an agreed system to handle delinquent accounts. Taylor filed class action for two clients and all customers with unpaid bills.
Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Floyd D. Harris ruled that John Arendash, 26, of 112 Royalton Road, must face Lorain County charges on two armed robberies after federal conviction. Trial set for November 13. Arendash had pleaded guilty to one robbery in federal court and received 7.2 years, then was released early from prison for youth offenders before county indictment. The defense sought dismissal on speedy-trial and double-jeopardy grounds and suppression of seized evidence.
Harris indicated he would rule later on a motion by Levine to move Arendash's trial out of Lorain County due to pre trial publicity. A final pre trial hearing is set for October 15.
The Reagan administration asks Congress to approve 372 million in emergency funds to strengthen embassy security. Funds would fund secure embassies in high threat areas, protective barriers, entry controls and armored vehicles. A new warning to Mideast posts follows threats from Islamic Jihad claiming Beirut bombing. The blast was estimated at 3,000 pounds of dynamite, ten times prior estimates. US will not pull out of Lebanon but will tighten security measures.
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