17 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1998
Page
1
Olmsted Falls girls basketball coach Joanne Ineman Fossen, once a school star, aims for at least a share of the league championship this season while other local items note Ferguson's skiing injury, prisoner volunteerism, Elyria tax renewal talks, and a growing elderly driver age trend.
National columnist Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on personal matters and family misunderstandings. Readers submit questions about relationships, etiquette, and common social dilemmas seeking practical, discreet advice.
The text provides contact options for The Chronicle with an email address and two public website addresses for readers to access Chronicle content and services online. It lists ECT ohio.net as email and two URLs for the Chronicle Telegram and Chronicle sites.
The U S women claim a historic 3 1 victory over Canada at Nagano to win Olympic gold in the sport's debut. Team captain Cammi Granato lifts the trophy as tears flow for players coaches and trainers.
Former Naval Academy midshipman Diane Zamora was found guilty of capital murder for the Dec 5 1995 killing of 16 year old Adrianne Jones. She received a life sentence with parole eligibility after 40 years as prosecutors did not seek the death penalty.
Colleen Griffin and Meghan Bennett joined about 200 people in Medina’s town square Monday night for a candlelight vigil for 17 year old Audrey Iacona of Granger Township. Friends say they fear justice has not been served as discussions of potential residency at Ohio State Reformatory for Women arise.
In Lorain County residents ask why a vigil for the baby is not being held. People voice concern seeking clarity on plans, timing, and community reflection.
Oberlin College on Monday restored the work schedules of 13 part time employees at Phillips Gymnasium after hours had been reduced last week. Dean Clayton Koppes said the workers were needed to provide high level services at the recreation center and noted the reduction was inappropriate without consultation. College President Nancy Dye and Koppes announced the decision and planned a meeting with workers to discuss concerns.
Iraq accuses the United States of blocking a Baghdad visit by U N Secretary General Kofi Annan to negotiate a solution to the U N weapons inspections crisis. Iraqi media claim Washington drums of war are being beaten as the five Security Council members split on a mandate. British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook says Annan likely to go this week.
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