06 Aug 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1998
Page
1
A desk globe said to have belonged to Adolf Hitler, embla zoned with a swastika and bearing chilling German inscriptions, is part of a World War II artifact display in Washington alongside other items from Berlin's bunker rubble.
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Monica Lewinsky arrives at a federal courthouse to begin long awaited testimony. She is set to confirm sexual encounters with President Clinton inside the White House, despite earlier denials by both. Public opinion remains divided as the inquiry may shape perceptions of the presidency.
Michelle Pauley, 18, from Sheffield Lake plans to move to Hollywood to pursue acting aided by breast implants, saying she has long wanted to act and the easy money. Her boyfriend Michael Copp, 18, has been accused of using his mother's credit card to pay part of the implants bill, with police reporting he reactivated the card.
Elyria reports A Williams Appraisers Inc estimated 1.15 million for three parcels on Third Street eyed for a county justice complex. Diocese of Cleveland properties include a hall gymnasium school building and Elyria Hospitality Center. Commissioners weigh options with plans to meet.
Lorain County fair officials aim to boost attendance by slashing gate tickets to one dollar for ages three and up. In previous years admission ran three dollars for those twelve and older, while workers and exhibitors will also begin paying, with concession staff previously admitted free.
Elyria tattooists back stronger health rules as City Council Safety Committee weighs aligning local standards with state law. Health inspections and licensing would move to the Health Department, covering parlors and piercings, while ear piercers stay outside the licensing scope.
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