Hearing probes Coast Guard distress call response
The National Transportation Safety Board plans a hearing this week on Coast Guard distress calls amid deaths including Daniel Paul Cornett and his brother Michael Paul. Also notes VA doctors treating pain as a vital sign and Alexandra Nechita’s art showing at Avon Lake Public Library.
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Chronicle contact and website details fragment
A fragmented notice provides an email address for The Chronicle and a web site link. It notes the site updates Monday through Friday and suggests using a frame-compatible browser. No city or event details are included.
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Broncos Clinch Second Straight Super Bowl Title
Denver Broncos defeated the Atlanta Falcons 34 19 in Super Bowl XXXIII in Miami. John Elway earned MVP honors completing 18 of 29 passes for 336 yards including an 80 yard TD to Rod Smith and a 3 yard rushing score. Terrell Davis added 102 rushing yards as the Broncos benefited from Atlanta miscues to seal the win.
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Halftime Water Rush Drops Elyria Pressure During Super Bowl
Elyria firefighters report a sharp but brief drop in water pressure from 45 to 35 pounds at halftime as fans rushed to bathrooms during the Super Bowl broadcast. Lorain fire officials and a Water Department employee say they noticed no ongoing pressure issue, noting hydrants and pumps can compensate in emergencies. The anecdote ties to historic Browns-era pauses in water use, with officials joking about backup sources if needed.
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Clinton accuses Starr of leaks in impeachment inquiry
In Washington, Monica Lewinsky testified under oath as House prosecutors and the White House team questioned her during the impeachment trial. President Clinton’s lawyers accused Kenneth Starr of violating grand jury secrecy, while David Kendall filed for contempt actions over a New York Times report about possible indictment.
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AIDS virus traced to chimps in Africa study
University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers say the AIDS virus crossed from chimpanzees to humans at least three times in Africa, one event sparking the epidemic that now affects about 35 million people. Chimps carry the virus long without illness, offering clues for biology and virology.
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Man who helped Cleveland polka into nation's heart dies
Paul Nakel, a Cleveland radio broadcaster who helped Cleveland earn the title Polka Capital of America, died Saturday in Sun City West Arizona after a brief illness. He was WEOL Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co vice president and general manager until 1964 and later worked at WJMO in Cleveland earning the nickname America's No 1 Polka Jock.
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