14 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1998
Page
1
Gennifer Flowers testifies in the ongoing Clinton case deposition detailing her allegations and timing as part of the legal proceeding. The session focuses on prior statements and potential corroborating details with prosecutors and defense counsel present.
A jumble of OCR like lines reports high value sale in New York City. It mentions Renow and a price of 20.9 million at a location named eby's with unclear context.
Fragment from a Chronicle page listing sections such as lottery and GE MOVIES, op ed, religion, sports, and TV listings. Readable portions mention community items and possible notes to email the Chronicle. Contains incomplete headlines and scanned formatting.
In Amman American arms inspectors reach Jordan to continue the UN mission to dismantle Iraq’s weapons program amid U S and British naval and air deployments to the Persian Gulf. President Clinton orders USS George Washington to join USS Nimitz, expanding Gulf air force capacity as Israel warns of possible response to Iraqi aggression.
Kenneth Weese of Lorain filed a federal lawsuit in Cleveland accusing the city Elyria Police Department former chief Rodger Griffith and Patrolman Brian Tibbitts of involvement in a incident that left him unconscious. Mayor Keys and City Solicitor Shilling commented on the case, with the city pledging to defend vigorously.
Western Reserve Schools will test about 30 students for AIDS and hepatitis after a science project involved pricking fingers with a single needle. Superintendent Dennis Bahmer said initial estimates were 18, with follow up discussions increasing the count.
The FDA proposed warning labels on all nonprescription pain pills advising people who regularly drink three alcoholic drinks daily to consult a doctor before using aspirin Tylenol or other OTC painkillers due to risks of stomach bleeding or liver damage. Public comment period lasts 75 days as the agency weighs final rules.
Shanon Marks, 29, was found dead Wednesday night in the couple’s Cincinnati east side residence by her husband Norman Marks Jr. Hamilton County coroner’s office official said. Detectors from Cincinnati Homicide handle the case. no coroner ruling yet. Norman is the stepson of late Chronicle-Telegram sportswriter Gene Legeza.
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