09 Apr 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1998
Page
1
A messy OCR style fragment mentions Beverly Hills police arresting pop star George Michael on suspicion of a lewd act, alongside scattered notes about local civic topics, a 15 year Coca product deal, kennel guide, and service notices. The text references health, emergency information, and a tour site.
Millionaire businessman Bruce Douglas quit the Democratic race for governor citing voter focus on education. Heendorsed by none and behind Lee Fisher whom the party backs, Fisher faces Republican Bob Taft in November. Douglas backs a larger tax plan but rejects negative campaigning.
A Cleveland area broadcaster recalls the 1979 Jefferson helicopter crash that left him bloodied but alive. reporter Joe Mosbrook and his crew crawled from the wreckage and aired a live 11 p.m. report despite injuries, marking a notable early moment in his career.
Lorie Marling of Columbus received a $270 billion IRS bill that offered three installments of $90 billion each. The IRS said the notice was a mistake and that such erroneous bills occasionally slip through despite a review system. Marling noted a long-standing $450 debt from 1983 and said she thought the issue had been settled.
Street resurfacing list includes Pasadena Avenue Northfield Drive Edgefield Avenue Broad Street from Prospect to South Logan Cornell Avenue from Concord halfway to Boston Park Avenue from Yale to Eastern Heights Turner Blvd Woodridge Drive Brook Valley Drive Hartford Drive 900 block Meadow Lane Alternates listed as Belmar Court Sherwoodrive 800 block
The NHTSA proposes bright warning labels for most sport utility vehicles noting rollover risk is double that of other vehicles. The plan, to be unveiled Thursday, targets SUVs like the Chevy Blazer and Jeep Grand Cherokee but excludes larger models with wheelbases over 110 inches such as Ford Expeditions or GM Suburbans.
Cablevision Systems founder Charles Dolan and brother Lawrence plan to bid for the expansion Browns in a bid led by individuals rather than corporate ownership. Rainbow Media holds Knicks and Rangers stakes. Other bidders may include Thomas Murdough Bernie Kosar Bar Wolster and Richard E. Jacobs as the team is slated to start in 1999 after the 1995 move to Baltimore.
Elyria officials approve ten city streets for summer repaving with a total budget up to 350000 dollars. Council members Burkhard and Tanner push to direct funds to their wards, each securing one street. East Broad Street from Prospect to South Logan highlighted in Tanner’s ward.
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