18 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1998
Page
1
R C Clapham of Elyria Catholic scores 21 points guiding the Panthers to a 68 62 victory over Clearview. Clint Nagy and Scott Rohner defend for Clearview as the game features strong inside play and clutch scoring.
A fragment from a newspaper page lists sections ACCENT BRIDGE LOTTERY BUSINESS MOVIES and other columns. It also shows contact info for email and two web addresses for the Chronicle, Chronicle Telegram, and Ohio site references.
In a thrilling event, Eric Bergoust and Nikki Stone prevail in U S freestyle aerial skiing as they surge ahead in the gold rush. Alberto Tomba targets historic slalom milestones while Nagano’s humorist Dave Barry riffs on karaoke origins.
After nine months of labor strife and donor shortages, Lorain County Blood Bank ratifies a collective bargaining agreement with Office and Professional Employees Local 17. CEO Richard Cluck announces a press conference and aims to rebuild donor base while recalling laid staff.
President Clinton earlier said military action may be the only option to curb Saddam Hussein’s weapons programs. He sent Madeleine Albright, William Cohen, and Sandy Berger to Ohio State University to drum up support as diplomacy falters and potential U.S. casualties are acknowledged. Ohio chosen to reach the American public, OSU officials note.
After almost a year of deal making lawmakers approve a penny sales tax hike to fund public education. The bill moves to Gov. Voinovich who is expected to sign before the May 5 primary deadline. If approved the roughly $1.1 billion annual boost would fund schools and cut property taxes while court-ordered reforms loom.
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