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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1999
Page
1
Edward Latif Robinson, who learned his craft while an inmate at Grafton Correctional Institution, is highlighted in a Black Art from Prison exhibit at Cleveland State University. The feature emphasizes inmates artists and regional arts access.
Senate Republicans and House managers push to finish impeachment steps as parts of Monica Lewinsky deposition are shown. Lewinsky testifies Clinton did not propose she lie, calls herself a pest to Vernon Jordan and expresses mixed feelings about the president.
King Hussein of Jordan, 63, returns home gravely ill as cancer and organ failure progress. Officials describe his condition as hopeless hours after leaving a U S hospital where a bone marrow transplant failed. Six former prime ministers prepare funeral plans while Queen Noor offers support.
About 400 fans gathered at DeLuca's Place in the Park as the Lorain County Indians caravan offered the usual春training optimism. Mike Hargrove joked about potential issues including Omar Vizquel's contract status while Charles Nagy joined in with light-hearted remarks about last season's homers.
Lorain County prosecutors urge that Sherri Yost not gain early release despite her 2 year old Ryan Scott’s death in a foster home. Judge Zaleski will hold a Feb. 22 hearing on Yost’s request after Scott’s bid was denied.
Elyria former towing operator Clint Winebrenner 39 pleaded guilty to five counts of grand theft for junking nine cars without owners consent. Prosecutors dropped four counts in exchange for the plea and restitution. Winebrenner said he will repay owners at fair market value and apologized. His attorney said he junked each car for 100 dollars after owners failed to retrieve them.
Elyria reports five architectural firms will present pitches to county commissioners next month for the $16 million justice center project. Firms have worked on prisons city halls and the Cleveland Browns stadium. One firm is owned by a brother of U S Senator George Voinovich. Thirteen firms sent information and meetings were scheduled to move the process forward.
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