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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1997
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic fragments about an Orioles game and a separate trial mention involving McVeigh. Garbled lines reference spitting crowd behavior and umpire calls, with stray mentions of broadcast sections and sections labeled C3 C5 D1 B15.
Government commandos storm the Japanese ambassador’s residence tunnel in Lima and kill all 14 Tupac Amaru rebels. Seventy-one captives are freed after a 126 day siege, with one hostage and two soldiers dead.
In Elyria the county commissioners plan a Thursday vote on a resolution to add two Common Pleas Court judges one domestic and one for criminal and civil cases. If approved, state lawmakers must grant final authorization and voters could choose the judges in 1998 with positions active the following year.
Keystone school board cut fees for athletics and extracurriculars for 1997-98. High school sports drop from 135 to 50 and middle school from 110 to 85. All other activities including drama band yearbook drop to 10 or less as the district also approved about 100000 dollars in new textbooks and supplies.
The Chronicle Telegram staff earned 15 total Ohio AP awards in the 1996 Society contest, the most in its circulation bracket. Five first place honors included editorial cartoonist Dick Bartlett for Rescuing an orphan of the storm and Barnett's second place In exile. Photographer Bruce Bishop also captured top and second place in spot news for Sunk.
Banks face rising check fraud with a Federal Reserve study showing nearly 10 billion dollars in annual losses from fraud and counterfeiting. The Thumbprint Signature Program lets non customers cash checks for a small fee after presenting identification and providing a thumbprint.
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