26 Apr 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1998
Page
1
In a tight game, the Tribe fall to the Red Sox 3-2 as strong pitching and late hits decide the outcome. Boston edges Cleveland in D1 action highlighting a pivotal scoring sequence and bullpen work.
Garden centers stock up as warm spring arrives with green thumbs itching to plant. The feature blends lifestyle notes with market readiness and seasonal tips for planting, soil care, and early garden planning.
A fragment highlights sections like ACCENT G24 LOTTERY BOOKS 68 MOVIES and various pages B5 B2 C1-10 G5 STOCKS C46 HEALTH and G7 TRAVEL with contact emails and web addresses for The Chronicle. The text mentions recycled chronicle usage and page references.
Lorain County Commissioner Michael Ross urged Elyria’s NAACP to take leadership on social reform and candidate support. He urged active recruitment of May 5 election contenders and stressed unity beyond race. Four NAACP awards were given to Edna Harper Evelyn France John Howard and Dr. Harper.
A reader asks what time to start trick or treating and whether a pregnant wife can safely breathe during the experience. The query reflects concerns about timing and safety for families planning Halloween activities.
More than 60 residents sought information on Elyria’s Halloween times and directions to the city event, tying up the emergency line. Dispatchers note the trend is nationwide as departments seek new solutions to non emergency inquiries on 9 1 1. Local and Lorain County lines report hundreds of daily calls, including barking dog complaints, with operators routing callers to the correct agency.
The Justice Department opened an antitrust investigation into the American Red Cross over an exclusive contract to sell a new blood scrubbing technology for SD plasma. Competitors warn the deal could force smaller blood banks out of business while the Red Cross argues the product improves safety.
Cleveland shifts image from Mistake by the Lake to paradise as two campaigns push tourism. The New Cleveland Campaign promotes the area as heaven while the CVB spends 2 million in Midwest ads with the line Cleveland, It’s No Place Like Home. Local doubts surface about brash branding even as cultural gems and venues like the Rock Hall and museums are highlighted.
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