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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1999
Page
1
Tim Couch starred at minicamp with standout plays and a shaky finish highlighting both his strength and weakness. The session closed with Couch delivering a mix of precision passes and missed reads as evaluators weigh his potential fit with the team.
President Clinton and NATO allies pledge to come to the defense of any Yugoslav neighbor under attack, signaling strong alliance support amid rising regional tensions. Music item notes the death of Funk Roger Troutman in Dayton, with possible intra-family involvement. Entertainment lines mention Mike Nichols to receive lifetime achievement award. Princess Diana memoir rights fetch up to 800000. College students shun high tech degrees despite industry demand.
The Chronicle lists contact email and a web address with outdated tips suggesting Netscape 4.0 compatibility. It notes the site updates Monday through Friday and mentions sections like HOROSCOPE BRIDGE LOTTERY CLASSIFIED and PEOPLE OF DEAR ABBY with page references such as D1 C4 C8 and BI-5.
Investigators reveal Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris planned to kill hundreds at Columbine, burn the school, attack nearby homes, hijack a plane, and crash it into New York City. Sheriff Stone says the diary shows the intended target was a major city and that several devices could have raised the death toll if they had detonated.
Elyria born Rick Miller and California resident Robert Johnson form an online partnership to build a wheel-driven hybrid car for a land speed record run at the Bonneville Salt Flats near Salt Lake City. The project builds on a Hot Rod Magazine feature and involves San Diego State University students and professor Tom Impelluso.
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