09 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1998
Page
1
The NBA scrapped the All Star game leading to 35 million dollars in lost revenue for Philadelphia as the host city. A separate trolley outage on Market Street SF left over 370000 customers without power across the city.
Former Massachusetts governor William Weld urged the House Judiciary Committee to pursue steps short of removal from office. He proposed a five part deal including censure, a written report, admission of wrongdoing, a fine, and potential criminal prosecution after leaving office. Republicans chairman Henry Hyde aimed to finish proposed articles that day.
Confidential FBI files reveal Francis Albert Sinatra volunteered to assist the bureau in 1950, saying he could do good for his country under FBI guidance. The cache notes he considered risking his career, even if it affected his livelihood, with limited corroboration of mob ties or other sensational claims.
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that police cannot routinely search motorists and their cars after traffic stops, overturning a drug conviction from Iowa. The justices said the officer was not in danger and the speeding ticket did not justify a full search, limiting broad police authority during traffic stops.
Carmita D. White, 21, of Elyria admitted involuntary manslaughter felonious assault and child endangering in the death of her 6 month old daughter Zaire after nearly two years of awaiting trial. Sentencing set for four to six weeks with potential prison term up to 18 years.
Lorain County prepares to swear in Debbie Boros as third Domestic Relations judge while nine courtrooms operate in three buildings. Logistics include using a modified golf cart to move files from Bobel's on Second Street. Officials fear the two small new courtrooms are inadequate and some trials may be held in the commissioners' hearing room.
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