15 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1998
Page
1
Todd Eldredge finishes in fourth place at the figure skating competition. The result updates standings and reflects a setback for Eldredge amid a field of leading skaters.
Ohio Flames players span occupations from lawyers and doctors to engineers. The item outlines the team's diverse professional backgrounds as part of a local sports feature.
Lorain city officials continue preliminary engineering with ms consultants Inc on Cooper Foster Park Road as federal funding and required studies stall construction for at least three more years. City Engineer Jim Reagan cites federal approval holds while Safety Director George Koury stresses the project’s urgent east-west traffic needs amid shared costs with Amherst and Lorain County.
Brook Park hosts a Friday job fair in the recreation center focused on older adults. The event, sponsored by the AARP Foundation Senior Employment Services, highlights employers seeking mature workers and a workforce reentering or entering the job market.
Elyria police expand criminal probe involving Winebrenner Auto & Truck Service owner and city officials. Sgt. William McArthur and Assistant City Solicitor are investigated as officers review allegations linked to the city towing contract and a misdeed related to an impounded vehicle. Trial for Winebrenner scheduled in Elyria Municipal Court next month.
Clinton will speak to a Pentagon military audience and a nationwide television audience about the possibility of military action against Iraq. A White House official says the appearance signals the administration's push to prepare the public for conflict and potential casualties.
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