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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1999
Page
1
The Bucks defeated Miami 23 to 12 to secure a season opening win in the Kickoff Classic, turning the tide with a strong defense and key scores. Ohio State fell short despite early momentum as the game moved toward the fourth quarter.
William Smith, who designed Lorain's log and seal, died at age 81. His passing closes a chapter in local civic design and history. Also, St Vincent de Paul School on North Ridge Road will be closed today due to a natural gas line issue, disrupting the school day.
Local headlines highlight a sports clash and community response with emphasis on notable figures, a political angle, and lingering curiosity over outcomes. Read across sections D6 to B7 for opinions, education notes, and emerging stories involving education policy and entertainment industry developments.
Cleveland residents hope to appear on Drew Carey Show as filming wraps in Cleveland. About 7,000 extras filled Browns Stadium seats and sidelines for a 12 hour day as crews shot eight scenes for the Cleveland episode. Filming concludes today in Cleveland.
Hurricane Dennis neared North Carolina with evac orders on Outer Banks and barrier islands. By 11 pm EDT the storm was 125 miles south of Wilmington with 105 mph winds, moving north northeast and expected to miss land but bring strong winds and heavy rain along the coast.
Chuck Bayorek, a coin imprinting vendor, braved rain wind and sunburn to stand at the Lorain County Fair. He called this year’s fair a great success despite weather and noted it as a lovely event.
Elyria Police Department launched its own official website Elyriapolice.org designed by 18 year old Richard Pozy nak. Police Chief Michael Medders says the site will provide valuable information to the public and broaden access to police services. The piece references broader history with UCLA and the origin of the Internet in 1969.
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