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Golfer Stuart Appleby reflects on his wife s death as he returns to golf. Eleven children die after being locked in car trunks, prompting calls for internal release switches in cars. A book based on palace sources questions Queen Elizabeth s sensitivity after Princess Diana s death. Jon Stewart named host of The Daily Show, replacing Craig Kilborn. Chronicle Telegram site undergoing maintenance and unavailable briefly.
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Diana
Elizabeth
Chris Andersen
Ritz
CENTRAL
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Daily Show
Comedy Central
Craig Kilborn
Tom Snyder
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Chronicle Classifieds Brief Highlights and Notices
The Chronicle lists varied notices across sections including classified ads and community items. It references recurring features and columns such as Dear Abby and various public notices, with a note on recycling newsprint practices.
Hair and prayer save Elyria woman in Kenyan embassy bombing
Lucy Wanderi, born in Kenya and living in Elyria since 1993, was in a Nairobi embassy line when a terrorist bombing struck. She credits hair and prayer for her survival as she hid in a bathroom among screaming, dust, and casualties, recalling the chaotic moments after the blasts.
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Elyria
Lucy Wanderi
Nairobi
Kenya
Wanderi
Cleveland loses BP headquarters in Amoco merger
BP will shut its North American headquarters in Cleveland as part of a 49 billion stock swap to buy Amoco. About 6,000 jobs will be cut nationwide, including 1,000 in Cleveland, ending a long city oil industry era tied to Rockefeller and Sohio.
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CLEVELAND
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
British Petroleum
Amoco Corp
Steve Percy
BP America
Sohio
BP Amoco merger eyed as global deal for jobs
The BP Amoco merger is framed as a global scale move that could help BP and Amoco compete in the 21st century and protect 100000 employees. Cleveland headquarters will be closed, with about 650 white collar jobs lost and roughly 350 more of the 1500 local positions cut by mid 1999, though the city’s economic impact remains undetermined.
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Amoco
Percy
Cleveland
Driver escapes serious injury in Rt. 2 rollover
A Richmond Heights man, Paul Salvaggi, 39, was hurt when his pickup rolled onto its side and stopped in the median on Route 2 east of Middle Ridge Road in Elyria Township. He was taken to EMH Regional Medical Center. condition unavailable at press time. Ohio Highway Patrol troopers said he appeared to lose control around 7:30 a.m. Witnesses described the rollover but provided few details.
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ELYRIA
Richmond Heights
Ohio Highway Patrol
Paul Salvaggi
EMH Regional Medical Center
Middle Ridge Road
Nabakowski urges backers to commit to I-71 to Ohio Turnpike corridor
Amherst Democrat former state senator Ron Nabakowski pressed governor hopefuls Bob Taft and Lee Fisher in letters Tuesday to commit to building a North South Corridor linking I 71 with the Ohio Turnpike. He envisions a four lane West Salem to Elyria Lorain route funded by state and federal dollars to spur jobs.
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ELYRIA
Ron Nabakowski
Senate
Amherst
Nabakowski
Bob Taft
Lee Fisher
Lorain County
West Salem
Lorain
A&A
Amtrak expands daylight trains to Elyria and beyond
Amtrak will add daytime service to Elyria starting November seven, with The Pennsylvanian running daily Philadelphia to Chicago stopping in Elyria at 6 16 p m westbound and 12 39 p m eastbound. Stops include Alliance Cleveland Sandusky Toledo Bryan. Don J Pease of Oberlin praises the improved schedule and daytime boarding.
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ELYRIA
Amtrak
Chicago
Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia
Alarice
Cleveland
Sandusky
Toledo
Bryan
Don J Pease
Oberlin
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