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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1997
Page
1
Alabama driver Steve Grissom headlines the Chronicle NASCAR page as the featured driver. The item highlights Grissom's career, recent results, and upcoming events with emphasis on his status within the series and team affiliations.
The article reports that President Clinton is accused of making an improper sexual overture to Mrs. Edward Willey in the White House in 1993, with Clinton spokesmen denying the allegations as baloney. Additionally, Jody Miller is described in a contrasting vignette about a normal life after brain surgery. Former principal Alan Pavelschak is hired at Western Reserve High School, a Salem derailment affects four Amtrak engines and 33 cars with propane tanks at risk, and a Lorain corrections officer is charged with theft in office.
The page compiles assorted items from letters to opinion pieces, classifieds and entertainment notes. It references a bridge lottery column and various sections including sports obituaries horoscopes and reader notices.
Wisconsin era era emap and Branson from Cincinnati Reds or Damian Jackson clash with Danny against Scott Winchester and Jin Crowell in a local exhibition.
Cleveland general manager John Hart pulled the trigger to land John Smiley from Cincinnati, sending Damian Jackson and four minor leaguers to the Reds for Smiley and Jeff Branson. Branson replaces Jackson on the 25 man roster while Smiley takes over for Terry Clark.
In Atlanta negotiators for UPS and the Teamsters extended past the strike deadline with talks resuming this afternoon. Employees at a local distribution center reported to work after an all night session in Washington ended around 5:40 am. Teamsters President Ron Carey said workers would stay on the job to seek a settlement.
John Payne, 45, of Elyria, was sentenced to 14½ years for stealing about $141,000 from the police evidence room. He pleaded guilty to three charges including theft in office and tampering, and was ordered to repay the full amount with $35,000 already returned. County prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum urged incarceration despite Payne's tearful defense.
Congress approves a budget balance package with 152 billion dollars in tax cuts over five years. The Senate backed the measure 92 to 8 and the House followed 389 to 43, signaling a major tax relief push for families students and investors with promises of further reductions next year.
Most of the 115 billion in savings would come from limiting payments to hospitals, doctors and other providers. About 13 billion in savings would come from lower payments to hospitals.
The body of James L. Price of Massey Avenue Elyria was recovered about 10 miles northwest of Lorain harbor by the U S Coast Guard after being spotted by a sailor. Coroner ruled death drowning accidental. Price and friend Paul Trickel 48 of Lorain were in a fishing boat that capsized three miles north of Lorain harbor Saturday Trickel was rescued by another boater two hours later.
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