09 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1999
Page
1
Draft Day reports say Cleveland plans to select name players during an expansion draft at the Canton Memorial Civic Center. Todd McFarlane reportedly bid $3 million for Mark McGwire’s 70th home run ball in a separate auction.
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Senators weigh public versus closed deliberations as they prepare to debate President Clinton's fitness for office and potential censure over his handling of an extramarital affair. With Monica Lewinsky videotaped testimony on the table, the trial nears acquittal while rule changes and open sessions threaten to reshape proceedings.
Cavaliers lose 95-89 to Indiana before 17,139 fans at Gund Arena as coach Mike Fratello voices displeasure after the rough Monday night setback in the season debut.
Route 511 at Baumhart Road gets four way flashing signals this week after 17 crashes and three deaths over three years. Deborah Cook, 48, died in December from injuries after her Saturn hit a tractor trailer that failed to stop. Ohio DOT counted injuries in half the crashes and placed the site on a list of 1,300 hazardous intersections.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports 48 year old Lorain former city worker Angel Lozano, convicted in May of stealing water meters and selling them for scrap, appeared in Common Pleas Court on a probation violation. A probation officer said a 357 Magnum was found during Wednesday arrest in Sheffield Township.
Vermilion school officials approve a 9.5 mill emergency levy to run five years, expected to raise about 2.9 million dollars annually. The board says the levy is needed as bills mount and the district remains in the black only by delaying payments. Homeowners would pay about 91 dollars more annually for a 100000 dollar home, despite eight prior rejected levies. Delinquency to the County Educational Services Center persists as the crunch deepens.
Lorain Catholic High School closed for a day as 50 students and staff were sidelined by flu like illness. Principal Rev. Leo DeChant said the closure gives sick people time to heal while teachers and substitutes face shortages. The district plans a makeup day if needed, with reopening set for Wednesday.
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