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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1999

Page

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Picture perfect Midview student lands graphic arts scholarship

Local and state sports coverage notes Midview student receiving a graphic arts scholarship highlighting achievement in arts alongside athletic profile.

Picture Perfect Midview

Flying High Bees Show FAA Y2K Readiness at DIA

The Federal Aviation Administration reports a weekend test at Denver International Airport confirms its computer system can withstand potential Y2K glitches. The aviation agency emphasizes preparedness and system integrity across the national network.

Federal Aviation Administration Denver International

Chronicle Email and Website Notice Brief

The Chronicle urges readers to email ECT ohio.net and visit chronicletelegram com for updates The site is updated Monday through Friday and best viewed with Netscape 4 Qora frames compatible browser Also mentions sections like HOROSCOPE BRIDGE LOTTERY BUSINESS OP-ED CLASSIFIED OPINION COMICS DEAR ABBY SPORTS DEATHS TV and more

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Indians roll into The Jake with 5 straight wins

The Cleveland Indians host the Kansas City Royals in the home opener at Jacobs Field as Dave Burba starts at 1:05 p.m. after a 10 strikeout win over the Angels. Cleveland seeks a 6th straight win following a 9-1 season-opening victory, continuing a hot start fueled by an All-Star lineup.

Cleveland Indians Anaheim Kansas City Royals Jacobs Field Tribe Dave Burba Burba Kansas City Anaheim Angels Royals Randy Johnson Seattle Mariners Wayne Kirby Jim Thome Troy Percival Angels

Environmentalists in Elyria Plot Next Move on Airport Plan

In a Lake Avenue office overlooking the Black River, Elyria area environmentalists consider their next steps. The grassroots group Seventh Generation, named after Iroquois law, weighs options amid rising controversy over growth, urban sprawl, and potential county regional airport expansion, with Lorain County Beautiful and Friends of the Black River involved since 1998.

Elyria Lake Avenue Black River Seventh Generation Lorain County Beautiful Friends of the

NATO spots possible mass grave in Kosovo strikes

NATO resumed attacks on Serb targets in Kosovo while reports surfaced of a possible mass grave site near Pristina and other locations. Air strikes hit a Novi Sad residential area, an oil refinery near Pancevo, and Kragujevac factory, with sirens in Belgrade Nis and Cacak. Western leaders warned of ethnic cleansing and mass killings as some 400,000 displaced seek refuge.

Belgrade Yugoslavia NATO Kosovo Novi Sad Tanjug Beta Caslav Popovic Pancevo Srdjan Mikovic Kragujevac Nis Cacak Belgium Jamie Shea Pusto Selo Pristina Bosnia William Cohen ABC Robin Cook Cook Slobodan Milosevic Macedonia Albania Kosovo Liberation Army

Women in prison report high childhood abuse rates

The Justice Department study finds more than 36 percent of female state prison and jail inmates from 1996 97 say they were sexually or physically abused as children far higher than the 12 to 17 percent in the general female population. Among male inmates 14 percent reported abuse versus 5 to 8 percent in the general male population.

Washington Justice Department Bureau Eleanor Smeal The Feminist Majority Foundation Smeal

Ford forklift operator gives over a million to education

Dearborn philanthropist Matel Dawson 78 still works as a Ford forklift driver. He has donated more than $1 million to Wayne State Louisiana State University Shreveport United Negro College Fund and various churches and colleges. He says he wants to leave a legacy and help students on a need basis.

Ford Michigan Dearborn Mich Matel Mat” Dawson Dawson Wayne State University Wayne State Louisiana State University-Shreveport United Negro College Fund National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Mat Donald Ritzenheim Mat’ Dawson

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