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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1998
Page
1
San Francisco running back Garrison Hearst breaks away in the second quarter as the 49ers beat the Detroit Lions 35 13. Hearst achieves the team single game rushing record, delivering a standout performance in a key early season victory.
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A compact newspaper card noting upcoming horoscopes and bridge topics with brief mentions of lottery results and business items. Includes a small listing of opinion and classifieds sections, plus references to obituaries and sports pages.
President Clinton and allies face grim prospects as moderate New York Republicans Rep. Jack Quinn and Rep. John McHugh shift to support impeachment. Dole calls for ending the battle, while several targeted GOP lawmakers announce votes for impeachment articles amid dwindling defectors.
U S Rep Paul Gillmor stays silent on his impeachment vote while Rep Sherrod Brown of Lorain denounces the process as far right driven and plans to vote no. Brown says the public wants it over and urges focus on other national issues.
Morgans and Osbornes on Harrison Road create a neighborly Christmas light display that has become a local tourist draw. Bob Morgan, an electrician, designs and maintains the elaborate setup with timers, while Santa and reindeer, nativity scenes, and trains light up both homes.
Dwight Childs, 29, was sentenced to two 12 hour days in jail after pleading no contest to vehicular homicide and running a red light in the death of his 2 month old son Jacob when an air bag deployed in a 1997 pickup crash. The case marks the first known sentence for failing to disengage an air bag.
AMHERST TWP The former Harold's Sparkle Market on Leavitt Road has been sold for 480000 to Archie Abraham of Amherst and David S DiBenedetto of Bay Village who plan to invest more than 600000 to remodel the 28000 square foot building and three acres. They aim to lease to seven or eight retail tenants once refinished, banking on traffic from a pending Ohio Turnpike interchange at Route 58. The Turnpike Commission approved the interchange in 1993 but construction has stalled amid Lake Shore Railway Association issues.
Elmer Schultz, 76, of Vermilion, receives the Purple Heart more than 50 years after his battleship was attacked during World War II. In Port Clinton, his family and supporters recount his Navy service, boot camp days, and the moment a bomb struck the ship on January 6, 1945.
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