25 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1991
Page
1
After 28 months in Beirut dungeons he is released by Shiite captors and is en route to Britain. He is described as fragile and dis oriented following his long detention and is being repatriated to his homeland.
Atlanta crowds line up for Alexandra Ripley’s Scarlett sequel to Gone with the Wind. About 300 fans wait as Ripley promotes Scarlett The Sequel to Margaret Mitchells Gone With the Wind.
The forecast calls for showers with a low tonight around 45 to 50 degrees. A chance of rain Thursday is expected with a high in the mid 60s. Details appear on A-2.
State Sen. Alan Zaleski said a $63 million four lane North-South Corridor with a Route 57 style design could start as early as 1993 if local officials approve. Mayor Keys worries a non limited access plan brings residential traffic and lowers highway intent. Gov. Voinovich may discuss the plan soon with hearings planned to refine interchanges and access points.
U N weapons inspectors faced a Baghdad standoff as 92 Iraqi security men blocked 44 inspectors from sealing boxes on Iraq’s nuclear program. The incident followed Iraq’s written pledge to allow overflights as U S sent Patriot missiles and troops toward Saudi Arabia.
Mayor Michael B. Keys told about a dozen sanitation workers their jobs are safe as he seeks a fourth term. Opponent Jo Ann Eichenlaub proposes closing the department and outsourcing to save funds for the police, while supporting a 0.25 percent income tax hike. Keys urged waiting on department decisions until state recycling mandates take effect and noted a pilot curbside recycling program funded by a $150,000 state grant, with a $50,000 recycling truck to be purchased.
In Elyria Township a cabin fire on Indian Hollow Road killed Bill Wright and Cy Pinter, both 19, and injured four other Elyria teens. State fire marshal Lt. Ralph Gale called the start likely accidental, from a couch near the first floor fireplace, with smoking or sparks undetermined.
Elyria city officials and Invacare Corp will provide in kind services and financial support to offset tax abatement costs. Superintendent Lester Schultz says the district will request water sewage garbage security facilities training equipment and leadership programs while Invacare chief executive A Malachi Mixon II has pledged 25000 annually for ten years. The district seeks changes to state law to allow better board input on abatements and notes the overall cost totals 998550 over a decade.
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