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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1998
Page
1
North Coast fishermen turn to fly fishing and fly tying amid renewed interest. Debates over Starr investigation linger as Monica Lewinsky plans California return this week.
London reports confirm Britain stands with the United States over Iraq. Madeleine Albright warned Saddam Hussein that any attack on suspected arms sites will be significant. Robin Cook echoed resolve while critics abroad tempered the stance as Albright met Arab leaders and discussed the Israel Palestine crisis.
In Amherst three years ago two teen brothers sought a loan to start a computer business. Bank staff doubted them but the teens proved capable. They completed a job, then secured a small business loan from Lorain National Bank. The venture PC Elite began and grew.
Columbus AP report on stalled effort to fund schools via a half cent sales tax rise and a rollback of business tax breaks. The Senate backed part of the package, the House rejected changes, and a joint committee will seek a path forward amid weekend sessions. Leaders warned progress remained uncertain.
In Lorain January marked a strong month at USS Kobe Steel Co as production averaged 30 heats daily, about 200 to 220 tons of steel. President Leonard Chuderewicz called the milestone a major profitability step, while USW Local 1104 leader Larry Sentile praised full capacity and teamwork.
About 700 ring billed gulls found dead near Oberlin Reservoir show intestinal hemorrhaging. Kathryn Converse of the National Wildlife Health Center says tests suggest a noninfectious cause. Birds died quickly with empty stomachs, and similar sightings occurred near Amherst and Elyria Township.
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