20 Aug 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1998
Page
1
As of Sept 16 the familiar blue Stop n Shop signs will be swapped for Giant Eagle red banners. The change marks a rebranding of the grocery store in a local business shift.
Mike Moore performs in Ely Park from 11 30 a m to 1 p m. The LA BAND a six person local group performs at 6 30 p m. today bringing city music to the park audience.
NFL owners to vote on the new Browns owner on September 8 in Chicago, ending a long selection process that began March 23 in Orlando with contenders Dick Jacobs and Jeremy Jacobs. The Cleveland expansion was approved in 1996 after Art Modell moved the original Browns to Baltimore.
Prosecutors prepared for Monica Lewinsky to testify again to a grand jury and obtained a DNA sample linked to President Clinton. The dress allegedly stained by Lewinsky and Clinton's admission of intimate contact were discussed, with prosecutors seeking further details beyond the public statement.
A Lorain woman testified that Amherst entrepreneur Neil Yingling molested her after he snuck up behind her, drugged her with an inhalant, and undressed her on November 3, 1995. She described being carried, tied, and touched, while Yingling faces a gross sexual imposition charge and potential six to 18 months in prison.
Eaton Township resident Bruce Black, 78, pleaded not guilty to assault and disrupting a public meeting after a heated trustees session. He allegedly head-butted Trustee Ernie Walker following a dispute over an untidy yard and unlicensed vehicles. A pre-trial hearing is set for Sept. 23. Walker reported a bloody nose but did not seek medical attention.
In North Ridgeville property owners profited on land sales tied to a $100 million Crossing at Butternut Ridge project. Cypress Equities led by Roger Staubach will develop it, with groundbreaking in two weeks and completion planned for next summer. The plan includes an AutoNation USA used car dealer among tenants.
Major developers Stark and Jacobs eye about 220 acres owned by Norfolk Southern near Avon’s eastern border for a commercial project. Mayor James Smith said council approval for rezoning is uncertain. Jacobs, Cleveland Indians owner, met Smith over zoning for another potential site as part of an 800 acre plan with a $15 million interchange at I 90 and Lear Nagle Road.
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