13 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1998
Page
1
Ricky Williams of Texas caps a standout season by winning the Heisman Trophy, highlighting the Longhorns with a historic college football honor. Teammates and coaches praise his performance, leadership, and impact on the program as the award ceremony concludes.
The Cleveland State University Art Gallery exhibits Windows to Heaven Slavic folk painting on glass. The show features fragile glass works and explores regional religious art through midcentury techniques.
Council members discuss a recall of Jack Kilroy with opinions split. McDonough says voters decide if Kilroy stays and stresses continuing work with Jim. Kaiser calls Kilroy grandstanding and favors removal for Avori’s good. Brady says recall is a waste, council is a deliberate body.
Avon residents in the 4th Ward vote Tuesday on whether Kilroy remains on Avon Council. Kilroy recalls a candidacy night meeting with Ted Graczyk Jr. and his wife urging him to drop out. Graczyk denies the claim. The dispute highlights a power struggle shaping local governance.
The House Judiciary Committee voted 21 to 16 along party lines to approve a fourth article accusing President Clinton of abuse of power. A bid to censure Clinton for misconduct was rejected 22 to 14. The panel also advanced three prior articles on perjury and obstruction of justice, sending the case to the full House amid partisan tension. Clinton was abroad as the vote occurred and aides urged against impeachment, warning it would divide the nation.
After President Clinton urged censure as punishment, impeachment seems likeliest for many observers. University of Maryland political science professor Roger Davidson says there is no clear exit as the House Judiciary Committee advances an impeachment effort. Clinton weighs concessions to moderate Republicans while resisting charges of perjury as aides scramble for a next move.
Superintendent E Jean Harper works to engage the community through forums and calls after a failed 4.95 mill levy. Trustee Rick Hutman credits Schultz's replacement for improvements in dialogue and trust, while Gary Bennett notes positive dialogue despite fiscal pressures. The district plans a February levy reassessment incorporating a post election poll.
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