Five Day Forecast Winds and Seas Update
West wind shifts 10 to 20 knots across the five day outlook with sea states ranging from 2 to 4 feet. Forecast indicates variable conditions, higher seas likely in gusts and squalls.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1998
Page
2
West wind shifts 10 to 20 knots across the five day outlook with sea states ranging from 2 to 4 feet. Forecast indicates variable conditions, higher seas likely in gusts and squalls.
Lorain Port Authority clears a four year roadblock as CSX agrees to sell access land along the Black River for a $210,000 price while retaining rail rights. An environmental study follows with aims to start in spring and possibly add a commuter rail link to Lorain. Funding includes $3.5 million grants from state and federal sources, contingent on a new or renewed levy.
A Maryland grand jury investigating whether Linda Tripp violated state law by recording conversations with Monica Lewinsky has ordered her former attorney James Moody to hand over tapes containing Lewinsky’s voice. Tripp acknowledged secretly taping more than 20 conversations from her Columbia home and faces immunity-related legal limits on use.
Court witnesses roam the crammed courthouse while county officials pursue a justice center. Commissioners set aside funds, eyeing Court and Third streets or a Catholic Diocese site across from St. Mary Church, with a $1.153 million bid tabled earlier. A five judge panel will randomize caseloads starting Dec 16 as Belieski and Bedeski prepare for office.
Rehnquist notes that searches during routine traffic stops lack the danger and evidence present in arrests. He cites 1978 rulings permitting searches for arrestees and armed suspects but says those rationales do not apply when a motorist violates a traffic law. The decision emphasizes the brief, nonarrest nature of routine stops and privacy intrusion.
In a 1996 Iowa case Patrick Knowles was cited for 43 mph in a 25 mph zone in Newton. A police search of his car without consent yielded marijuana and a pipe, challenged as unconstitutional. the Iowa courts upheld the search, and the Supreme Court clarified that an officer’s danger does not justify extended searches after a traffic stop.
Carmita White pleaded guilty to the February 1997 death of her infant daughter Zaire and has been held on a $50,000 bond. The defense cites brain defect as a factor, while prosecutors argue eye hemorrhages indicate abuse. A sentencing range could be as low as three years.
The FBI released 1300 pages on Frank Sinatra after FOIA requests, with 25 pages redacted. The files cover a 1944 start linked to gossip columnist tips about a fake 4-F draft rating, a 1947 memo on associations with criminals, and a 1979 1980 review of the material, revealing few revelations before Sinatra's death at 62. Noted meetings with Bugsy Siegel and a shirt gift from Capone associates appear briefly.
Former U S attorney Thomas P Sullivan questions pursuit of criminal charges against Clinton. Rep Amno Houghton says he will vote against impeachment if brought to the House, citing country welfare and unlikely conviction. He notes strong support for censure but House leadership may block alternatives. A second GOP moderate weighs vote for impeachment.
Mitchell Schneider of First Interstate Development revises Avon Commons on 64 acres south of Interstate 90 to fit current zoning. The new plan trims parcels to 10 acres or less, adds a multi-tenant office and open-air retail center, and expands retail space from 600000 to 900000 square feet with more, smaller stores. Council debates conformity to C-2 zoning and master road plan after voters rejected rezoning.
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