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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1996

Page

3

Gramm Becomes First Major Candidate to Drop From Race

Sen. Phil Gramm plans to quit the 1996 Republican presidential bid after poor showings in Louisiana and Iowa. He faced a strong challenge to Dole, with unfinished momentum from a large campaign, and weighed options including a move to Southern states or one last push in South Carolina.

Washington Phil Gramm Louisiana Iowa Gramm Texas GOP Ond New Hampshire South Carolina California Pete Wilson Pennsylvania Arlen Specter Wilson Specter Dole Senate South Georgia

Kaelin deposition opens amid O J Simpson case interest

In Los Angeles, Brian Kaelin begins a closed door deposition over the O J Simpson case. Attorneys for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s families seek more details on Simpson’s relationship with his ex wife and the night of the slayings. The session is slated for three days.

Los Angeles Brian “Kato” Kaelin O.J. Simpson Simpson Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman Kaelin

Calment to release album on 121st birthday in Arles

Jeanne Calment, resident of a nursing home named after her in Arles, France, will have an album titled Time's Mistress released on her 121st birthday February 22. Producers mixed her spoken voice with rap and techno rhythms and withheld further details on the project.

Arles France Jeanne Calment Calment

Queen Mother Elizabeth Attends Westminster Abbey Memorial

The 95-year-old Queen Mother Elizabeth made her first public appearance since hip surgery, joining a memorial service at Westminster Abbey for Allied secret agents who died behind enemy lines during World War II.

London Elizabeth George VI Westminster Abbey

Top dog at Westminster: Clumber Spaniel Brady wins best in show

The white and tan spotted Clumber Spaniel Clus sexx Country Sunrise, Brady, took best in show at Westminster Kennel Club’s 120th edition. He defeated 2,500 dogs from 150 breeds after winning the sporting group and best overall honors, in a final where rivals included a bearded collie, boxer, dalmatian, Afghan hound, papillon, and Skye terrier.

New York Westminster Kennel Club Greg Myers Jane Myers Westminster American Kennel Club Clumber Brady Collie

Abused boy found buried in old freezer in Oklahoma

In Little Axe Oklahoma authorities say eight year old Shane Coffman died in August from abuse and was placed in a broken freezer with red mud and a headless doll. His mother Bertha Coffman and her boyfriend Donald Gilson faced first-degree murder and concealment charges, denied bond, awaiting a preliminary hearing. Five siblings aged 7 to 12 were placed in protective custody. two hospitalized for malnourishment.

Little Axe Okla Shane Alan Coffman Jess Shane Bertha Jean Coffman Donald Lee Gilson State Department of Human Services

Door hook costs on C-17 raise questions on pricing

The GAO found the Air Force paid 12 280 for a 4 inch by 2 inch door hook and 1 206 for a door handle, while subcontractors sold the parts for far less. The report ties inflated pricing to McDonnell Douglas and broader cost overruns in the C-17 program amid Clinton administration defense policy.

Washington Pentagon Clinton General Accounting Office Newsday McDonnell Douglas Corp Long Beach Calif Witwunite Auglas St. Louis GAO Air Force McDonnell Douglas California Charlie Rose D-N.c House Richard Gephardt Defense ‘Department Guinn Harry Stonediper Stonepiper Defense William Perry Caspar Weinberger Gephardt St Louis

Monster of Florence freed after appeals court overturns conviction

Pietro Pacciani, once dubbed The Monster of Florence, walked from a Florence prison under police escort after an appeals court cleared him of all fault in seven double murders in and around Florence. A ballistics test on a cartridge found in his garden may influence a retrial decision by authorities.

Florence Italy Pietro Pacciani Francesco Ferri Pacciani Luigi Vigna

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