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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1999
Page
1
Brian Dennehy takes on Willy Loman in a Broadway revival drawing strong audience attention. Critics note his seasoned stage presence and the production’s renewed focus on the tragedy of a salesman’s failing dream.
Pet Dimensions owners in Elyria donate four thousand dollars worth of dog and cat supplies to the Lorain County Dog Pound. Matthew Scott, who recently received a hand transplant, explains how the procedure has changed his life. A survey shows over 40 percent of women and 30 percent of men report little or no interest in sex.
The Chronicle provides an email address ECT ohio.net and a web address http://www.chronicletelgram.com noting updates Monday through Friday and compatibility notes for Netscape 4. The fragment indicates reader outreach channels rather than a news event.
Thousands of Browns loyalists gathered at the Canton Memorial Civic Center to watch Carmen Policy and NFL officials unveil the team’s 1999 expansion draft selections. The crowd roared as Jim Pyne was announced first, amid questions about the clock and war room.
Columnist Dan Coughlin hypes the Browns expansion draft with emphasis on BI offensive linemen and defensive backs. Top pick Jim Pyne centers attention as Browns are praised by Todd Stumpf for a successful draft. Player profiles follow.
In Elyria Lorain County delays closing the sale of Midwest Air Services to the county. Ray Fuqua, owner, said he complied with a Thursday deadline set by the county attorney but the county now seeks more time. Commissioner Betty Blair confirmed the delay as the county remains unready to proceed.
City officials defend a planned library in downtown Elyria despite neighbor concerns about its closeness to several bars. Richard Schmittgen, Moss Prime Rib owner, says the business remains open. Main Street Elyria backs the project as a welcome neighbor. a residents group objects to the library’s downtown placement.
A 21-year-old Sullivan resident, Ryan E. Carey of 289 Township Road 150, died when his 1996 Ford Taurus struck a tractor-trailer owned by Calvin Horton as Horton backed into a Smith Road driveway in Penfield Township. The crash occurred about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on Smith Road. Wellington firefighters freed Carey from the car after its roof was sheared off. he was pronounced dead at the scene by County Coroner Paul Matus. The investigation continues, with speed and exact circumstances under review.
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