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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1998
Page
2
Forecast notes southwest winds reaching 30 knots with gusts. Snow chance persists as a weather system moves in. Seas build to 5 to 7 feet, impacting coastal and maritime conditions through the period. Strong winds and rough seas expected across exposed shores.
The White House faces a GOP led House poised to approve at least one impeachment article against President Clinton as talks of a Senate trial begin. Clinton rejects resignation while Hillary lauds his work amid a tense, partially filled chamber and a mixed public poll.
Debate set to begin on impeachment as Speaker Livingston seeks to hold onto leadership after admitting conduct. Republicans voiced support, while critics warn the incident could hinder bipartisan talks. Captiol Hill reports reveal plans for a Flynt article and party tension remains high.
An Amherst man turned himself in to the FBI after a bank robbery in Amherst. He faced Oberlin Municipal Court on one count of robbery and pleaded not guilty. Bond was set at 7500 dollars by Municipal Judge Martin M Heberling before transfer to federal authorities. The suspect was later placed under house arrest at his Amherst home pending federal court proceedings.
The Chronicle Telegram is published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio 44036. Address changes go to P O Box 4010 Elyria 44036.
A Cairo protest near Al Azhar signals “Iraqis are dying” as Baghdad endures a dawn missile attack after a night of airstrikes. Iraqi officials report damage to the Museum of Natural History and Baghdad’s Pharmacy College, with U N inspectors monitoring factories.
The State Duma approved a motion urging Monica Lewinsky to help restrain Bill Clinton’s emotions amid the U.S. attack on Iraq. Communist leader Gennady Zyuganov linked Clinton’s impeachment to the affair, while Saddam’s Baath Party ran Operation Monica in Iraqi media. U.S. leaflets were dropped over southern Iraq as Shiite rebels faced suppression.
The meeting saw no commissioners present, but Mary Jo Vasi criticized adding two commissioners as potentially confusing and delaying decisions. If pursued, 3,000 signatures would be needed to place the measure on the ballot with five proposed districts spanning Avon, Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin and other townships. Local officials indicated mixed support while a policy analyst said the Ohio association has no position on the best form.
Neal Hubbard of Northern Savings & Loan and Steve Cooper of Lorain National Bank urge a return to community banking with direct attention to customers. They contrast independents' personalized service with branch closings from FirstMerit and Premier Bank. The independents aim for a niche in personal service.
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