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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1998
Page
10
Linda Keys Judy Nedwick and Katie Keys of the Elyria Women’s Democrat Club visited to share a collection of toys with local children, bringing joy to the community and supporting holiday giving efforts.
Washington AP reports 14 recipients of the nation's highest science and technology honors. Harvard’s William Julius Wilson and NYU mathematician Cathleen Morawetz are among nine National Medal of Science recipients for interdisciplinary social science and pioneering PDE work. Other honorees include Bruce Ames, Don Anderson, John Bahcall, John Cahn, Janet Rowley, Eli Ruckenstein, and George Whitesides. National Medal of Technology winners include Denton Cooley for heart transplants, Bell Labs Unix and C creators Thompson and Ritchie, Monsanto team for GMO crops, BidGen for vaccines, and Bristol-Myers Squibb for complex clinical trials.
Donald P. Campbell longtime owner and publisher of The Columbian dies at 75 from pneumonia complications in Vancouver Washington. He grew circulation from 11 000 after WWII to 55 000 today and helped expand banking mergers with Pittsburgh National Bank to form PNC Financial Corp.
William Edward Olvis, former Metropolitan Opera tenor, died November 27 of throat cancer at age 70 in Redlands California. He debuted with the LA Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl in 1963, gained fame replacing Mario Lanza in Deep in My Heart, and sang leading roles at the Met including Don Jose in Carmen in 1959. He later performed with the Düsseldorf Opera. He is the father of composer William Patrick Olvis.
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