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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1999
Page
1
Eckhard Pfeiffer, president and CEO of Compaq Computer Corp., resigns abruptly leaving little explanation. The move shocks the business world and raises questions about leadership and future strategy at the PC maker.
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NATO hit a chemical town in Kosovo while Belgrade closed the main embryo crossing for Albanian refugees fleeing Kosovo. Refugees at the border with Albania faced blocking and silence as Serbs reportedly turned back some attempts to reach Macedonia and Montenegro. UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski called the move ominous as air raids continued on Belgrade and other targets despite weather delays.
Andrew Baumgartner 46 of Georgia, named the 1999 national teacher of the year, uses imaginative lessons to spark reading wonder in kindergartners. He hosted a wedding for Sleeping Beauty and a knighting for Jack, saying adventure belongs in daily classes at A. Brian Merry Elementary in Augusta before taking leave to tour Georgia as 1998 state teacher of the year.
National Volunteer Week highlights the contributions of Lorain County volunteers from churches schools and neighborhoods. Don Smith in Elyria is praised for a decade of service with St Vincent de Paul aiding hundreds, managing furniture donations and deliveries, while volunteers tackle tutoring feeding sheltering and environmental projects across the county.
Relatives of bombing victims gather at the plaza where the Alfred P Murrah Building stood four years earlier. Workers on the memorial site observe as officials emphasize renewal while the names of 168 dead are read. People reflect and honor those who died and were injured.
Johnson & Johnson becomes first company to back away from a 2002 Winter Games sponsorship amid Salt Lake bribery investigations. Spokesman cites internal brand umbrella issues and Olympic corruption background as factors. USOC notes sponsors assess environment while still keeping potential for future deals open with Mitt Romney's Salt Lake committee.
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