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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1989
Page
1
Workmen cleaning the Luxor Temple base uncovered five ancient statues buried in a pit inside the temple. Researchers call the find a potential gold mine of historical data from a hoard of pharaohs and gods in Luxor, near the Nile, about 450 miles south of Cairo.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen says security rules should cover foreign airlines with U S landing rights. He argues terrorists may target foreign carriers as domestic systems strengthen. About half of Americans traveling abroad use foreign carriers. In Burlington Vermont two money bags containing 365000 dollars fell from an armored truck and were recovered by a passerby couple who will be rewarded.
Former President Ferdinand Marcos, 71, remains in critical but stable condition at St. Francis Medical Center after a relapse of pneumonia and bronchial asthma. He requires a respirator in intensive care, with a tracheostomy performed February 1 to aid lung drainage.
Cincinnati City Manager Scott Johnson issued a stern reprimand to Police Chief Lawrence Whalen for handling an alleged drug incident involving Bengals player Stanley Wilson the night before the Super Bowl. The memo says Whalen gave evidence to NFL officials instead of Florida authorities and notes a pattern of poor judgment. Whalen had traveled with city approval to Miami for Bengals security, and Wilson was suspended the following day for suspected drug abuse.
Five youths died in two accidents, one a car train crash in Fairfield around 11 p.m. Friday injuring six others. A separate crash near Ridgeville Corners involving seven teens and a semi killed three. In Wooster a fire destroyed half a three story duplex killing two College of Wooster students, Remy A. Johnston and Martin R. Stieglitz, and leaving the other half tenant homeless.
Sir Rudolf Bing unable to recall his Met Opera tenure and marriage details amid a court bid to annul his 1987 marriage. Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Alan Tuckman said Bing, 87, cannot remember major career facts or his wedding, and his condition is irreversible.
Today Northeast partly cloudy with sun elsewhere and highs in the 30s. Tonight increasing clouds with lows in the 20s. Monday light rain possible mixing with freezing rain sleet or snow. Rain Tuesday and possible snow or rain Wednesday and Thursday with warmer 40s Tuesday and 35 to 45 midweek. Lake Erie today west winds 20 to 30 knots diminishing to 10 to 20. Ohio numbers Lotto 9 12 14 17 19 23. Kicker 269589. The Number 689. Pick 4 2849. Daily Number 969. Big 4 3050.
In a humorous aside, a punchline claims women outlive men because they own many dresses so they would not be caught dead in them.
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