29 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1991
Page
1
After a fatal beer party for Elyria High School graduates, counselors urged a parental support network to prevent future tragedies. Officials note alcohol remains the teen drug of greatest concern, with studies showing high rates of underage drinking and few improvements in that area.
Small firms revive traditional practices in a bid to boost profits as they emphasize simple methods and regional markets. Officials note cautious optimism with potential cost savings and community support shaping the move.
In Budapest area visitors and locals witness a revived tourism scene as Soviet troops withdraw from Hungary. The historic district shines with new vitality and optimism for a brighter future in the region.
Canton Central Catholic defeated Elyria Cathole 10 to 7 on a late rally. Felix Fermin delivered a key hit for the Indians as they edged the Yankees 54 in another game.
Partly cloudy with a high in the mid-60s and a low near 45 to 50 tonight. Monday brings further clouds with a high around 65 to 70. Details on A2.
President Gorbachev praised President Bush for dramatic US nuclear cuts but offered no immediate Soviet counterproposal. He pledged reciprocity and supported a halt to all nuclear testing, saying cooperation would proceed without delay. Yeltsin also endorsed Bush's proposals and urged parallel Soviet cuts.
On a Maine seaside patio during the Soviet upheaval after the Gorbachev era began, President Bush and Brent Scowcroft discussed reassessing US military strategy. The exchange suggested leveraging the moment to pursue arms reductions amid the coup and shifting power dynamics in the USSR.
President Bush used a 20 minute television speech to frame the debate over shifting resources from military to domestic programs amid changes in the Soviet Union. A Wall Street Journal NBC poll showed his approval at 64 percent, with 51 to 41 disapproval on the economy and defense cuts support rising to 42 percent. Republicans and some allies urge meaningful reforms while Democrats in Congress push back. Eddie Mahe says Democrats must align with the president to avoid appearing extreme.
Ohio Bell seeks PUCO approval in 1990 to offer Caller TD, a system displaying incoming numbers at a monthly fee after an initial $60 box cost. Wide support from police and mayors clashes with fierce public opposition over privacy and court admissibility.
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