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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1996
Page
4
Classified hotline details for a toll free office advertising campaign by U S Temperatures. No clear locations or dates provided. focuses on the retail hotline concept and contact method.
A weather note shows record highs and lows, with sunrise and sunset times, then a forecast for tonight and Friday. Southwest winds 15 to 25 knots with gusts, possible showers west half, 3 to 4 feet waves in ice free areas. Friday shifts to northwest 15 to 25 knots with showers and a few thunderstorms, waves 3 to 5 feet.
Spokane AP reports investigators found similarities between the Stephen King novel Rage and a Moses Lake classroom killing. A copy was found on 15-year-old Barry Loukaitis’s nightstand as he is charged with murdering his algebra teacher Leona Caires and classmates Manuel Vela and Arnold Fritz at Frontier Junior High.
Jessica Dubroff, 4 foot 2, flies a Cessna 177B with her father and instructor Joe Reid on a week long US circuit starting from Half Moon Bay. She diaries a passion for flight, vows not to quit, and plans stops in Elko, Rock Springs, and Cheyenne before Cape Cod.
Safety Service Director Timo Coey and Finance Director Pileski discuss staffing plans tied to the 1996 budget and expected income tax growth. Four new positions are funded plus a part time janitor and an extra assistant director. Possible use of unbudgeted funds depends on year end revenues.
Jalowiec was one of three men charged in the killing of Lally after planning to silence him as a witness. Raymond A. Smith, 56, was convicted and sentenced to die. Daniel Smith, 24, also faces aggravated murder charges. Prosecutors described a dramatic, brutal killing at Woodlawn Cemetery with a car used to harm the victim.
The Christian Coalition and Cardinal Bernard Law condemned President Clinton after his veto, urging Congress to override. Pro life leaders say he endangered unborn lives and his re election prospects, while abortion rights groups accuse politicians of using the issue for votes and praise his compassion for families facing medical crises.
Ford Motor Co's Ohio assembly plant in Avon Lake saw a brief halt as an executive spent a couple hours in the plant's gym, prompting routine staffing and security checks during the visit.
The April 11 Sears circular page 4 corrects an error in the Kenmore Central Air Conditioning promotion. The intended message is Save up to 44% on your cooling costs with a Kenmore 13. Also notes regret for any inconvenience caused to customers. Separately, Elyria police report a random shooting at Williams' car with no leads and his mother describes his return to drawing after injuries. Williams, an Oberlin artist, created a mural for the old Oberlin police station and City Hall.
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