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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1996
Page
4
West winds reach 35 knots tonight diminishing to 15 to 25 knots this evening then 10 to 15 knots late scattered flurries mainly early the lake is mostly ice covered Tuesday west winds become southwest 5 to 15 knots the lake is likely to remain ice covered
Shivering residents report bone chilling temperatures as the Arctic cold sets record lows from Wisconsin to New Jersey. Cities like Green Bay and Milwaukee post historic lows, while forecasts warn of lingering frost across the East and Gulf Coast orange crops face threats from the freeze. At least 61 deaths across the Lower 48 are linked to icy conditions, with incidents from decedents in garages to men found frozen after birthdays.
Audrey Meadows, famed for playing Alice on The Honeymooners, died after a private battle with lung cancer. Daughter Jayne Meadows released a statement offering prayers for Audrey, who concealed her illness while Cuomo. Friends recalled Meadows’s ad lib comedic timing and pivotal work with Bob Hope and Art Carney, with early life details contested between Wu Chang China and New York.
Zora Christ, co owner of Christ Winery in Avon Lake, warns that this minus 3 degree day and the looming weekend cold could damage 18 acres of mostly Concord vines. She notes fruiting starts in spring and dead canes will be visible then. Lorain County hospitals report no serious cold injuries today but many inquiries about frostbite.
U N investigator Elizabeth Rehn described four corpses found under an oak near Kravica, amid mass killings claims tied to Srebrenica. In Germany Sgt Michael Ertel reported an explosion but gave no device details as Dugan’s family prepared to receive remains in Kaiserslautern.
Donald A. Dugan 38 of Belle Center died in northern Bosnia while serving with the 1st Battalion of the 1st Cavalry. He was a career soldier, recruiter and drill sergeant, married with a son, and remembered as a devoted, fun person by family and friends. He was the ninth alliance soldier to die in NATO’s Balkans mission.
Napier seeks dismissal of charges arguing the statute of limitations expired six years after the victim turned 18, while prosecutors say timing hinges on when the state learns of the offense. The case involves alleged sexual abuse, a pregnancy, and a misidentified parent, with court decisions pending.
Wlodarski will leave City Hall Thursday as Boyle’s administration prepares for his new wife. The mayor notes salary controls rest with him and hints at a salary stance. She is seeking new work after several interviews and remains undecided on what name to use as first lady.
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