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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1998
Page
1
Manny Ramirez vents disappointment over failing to stretch a single into a double as Cleveland falls 11 4 to the Angels. Jaret Wright allowed seven runs and five hits in two innings, the briefest of his career.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports its website is being updated and unavailable currently. It notes the site should be back online soon as maintenance completes.
The Chronicle presents a varied page with sections on business, classifieds, comics, Dear Abby, deaths, horoscopes, lottery, movies, opinions, and sports. It notes recycled newsprint usage and includes several column and feature teasers across the paper.
Lake Shore Railway Association failed to sign an agreement with the Ohio Turnpike Commission by the Monday deadline to preserve the Wellington to Lorain line. County Commissioner Michael Ross seeks an option to buy out Lake Shore via industrial revenue bonds while Turnpike weighs an interchange project at state Route 58 and a toll plaza move.
Grafton Mary Turay, 57, who received a lifesaving liver transplant Aug 5 1993, will attend the opening ceremonies of the National U S Transplant Games at Ohio State University. More than 1 500 athletes from 48 states compete to showcase organ donation success and need. LifeBanc sponsors Team Ohio with about 147 local competitors and 60 000 nationwide on waiting lists.
Chief Justice Rehnquist denied a White House bid to block prosecutors from questioning presidential lawyers Bruce Lindsey and others in the Monica Lewinsky case. The order allowed the grand jury inquiry to proceed, with options to seek further help from other justices. The move followed an appeals court ruling clearing the questioning.
Wellington business leaders offer 75000 to move the 1865 Wadsworth house at 275 N. Main St. slated for demolition for a Rite Aid store. Residents formed a community group and staged protests while Rite Aid and property owners debated plans, agreeing to fund some moving costs.
Michael A. Copp, 18, of Sheffield Lake, was arrested on a felony charge of misuse of a credit card after police say he used his mother's authorized card to pay for his girlfriend's breast enlargement surgery in Elyria. Copp's mother Gaelene Pokrandt, 44, had canceled the card May 12 and says she paid the bill mid June. a new statement shows charges over 2500.
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