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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1998
Page
1
The Indians suffer a 12-2 loss to Oakland as Seattle trades pitcher Randy Johnson to the Houston Astros. No trade announcement was made by Cleveland after the blowout, marking a notable deadline move amid a rough game.
The Chronicle Telegram reports its website is undergoing updates and is temporarily unavailable. The team hopes to restore online access soon.
A readable fragment from a community newspaper page notes classified notices and listings under several columns. It mentions notices related to local events, opinions, and entertainment with generic headings and no decisive details.
The Chronicle discusses use of recycled newsprint by printers, noting environmental considerations, cost factors, and potential impacts on readability and print quality for future editions. It mentions suppliers and regional adoption without naming individuals.
County Commissioner Michael Ross has begun preparing for a multimillion-dollar bond issue to fund a possible purchase of a century-old railroad segment from Wellington to Lorain. The plan follows a failed attempt to co sign a $1.8 million state loan for the Lake Shore Railway Association, with Turnpike reconfiguration stakes and railway salvage costs estimated between under $10 million and $30 million. USS Kobe Steel backs the rail line, citing potential freight savings.
Elyria woman Chrissy Kadieck reports her mother Mary Dallas was killed in 1993 by Marvin Dallas. He is eligible for parole after serving four years and 10 months of an eight to 25 year sentence. The hearing is set after Aug 1 and the family fears for their safety and daily life.
President Clinton promised to testify completely and truthfully when questioned by Ken Starr's prosecutors as Starr's team collects more evidence in the Lewinsky case. Lewinsky’s statements and an FBI test on a blue dress await results while Clinton deflects questions and defends his deposition in the Paula Jones suit.
The Ohio Civil Service Employees Association representing over 10,000 state prison workers asks the General Assembly to bar new privately run prisons including those planned in Grafton and Conneaut. The group urges a review of the July 25 Youngstown escape at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center and calls for a full security audit.
Oberlin residents worry about BioMist used by Lorain County General Health District to combat mosquitoes. Richard Lothrop, vice chair of the Oberlin City Council, reports allergies and skin burning from the chrysanthemum derivative, raising safety questions about the spraying program.
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