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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2016
Page
1
Hungarian fashion icon and dress designer known for luxury couture has died at 99. The figure, celebrated for opulent gowns and red carpet presence, influenced European fashion during the mid to late 20th century. Details of funeral arrangements were not immediately released.
Lorain Councilwoman Mary Springowski will introduce an ordinance to reduce salaries of some elected officials by 15 percent this year, with judges exempt. The move comes as Lorain tackles a 3.6 million budget deficit caused by steel mill declines and loss of state funds, after prior budget cuts and pledges by officials to donate back part of their pay.
Ex Lorain resident Jeff Lewis and his wife Carrie showcase a 500-item holiday display at 3820 Granger Road Medina Township since the weekend after Thanksgiving. Lewis, 53, says the yard features inflatable snow men blow mold Santas and lighted deer drawing visitors who drive from nearby areas to see the show.
Dangerous, record low temperatures forced cancellations of holiday festivities in the Plains and Midwest as a bitter arctic air mass moved east. The National Weather Service expected a warming trend early in the week. In Lincoln Nebraska a church canceled its living Nativity scene.
Trump aides reject the intelligence finding that Moscow hacked Democratic emails to aid his victory. They contend the outcome remains legitimate and insist Russia’s interference would not alter the 2016 result. The Electoral College meets to formalize Trump’s presidency amid calls for defiance by some electors.
A quoted statement argues the Democrats must confront defeat after the election. The speaker likens the situation to a mirror and urges accountability rather than blaming others. The remark reflects political frustration and calls for self-examination.
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