22 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1998
Page
1
American bobsledders finish just shy of a bronze medal, missing third place by two hundredths of a second in a tight final run. The team battles hard for a podium spot as the results hinge on a razor-thin margin.
A confiscated anthrax sample in Las Vegas is deemed nonlethal. A suspect who failed a test is released as authorities continue investigations into the incident and related security lapses.
In Avon Lake Cheryl Herbert praises BabyLink, a perinatal education program by Medical Mutual of Ohio, aimed at improving outcomes and lowering hospital stays. Data from 574 mothers in 1996 97 show lower Caesarean rates and premature births, with 24 hour nurse access through six weeks post delivery.
Kofi Annan voiced optimism after last chance talks with Iraqi officials. He said a written pact could grant full access to suspected weapons sites and avert a U S strike, while balancing U N Security Council demands and Iraqi national rights.
U S Rep John Kasich campaigned in New Hampshire meeting voters at diverse venues from college crowds to seniors. Attendees varied in views yet saw him as a candid politician, with Barbara Carifio of Plaistow saying she would vote for him despite questions on Iraq and debt. He spoke at Vic Geary center, introduced by Rep John Sununu, outlining budget concerns and a possible presidential bid.
Elyria psychologist Diana Santantonio will host an educational screening event at Psychiatric and Psychological Services in the Elyria Mediclinic Building. The session includes a 30 minute talk, a 20 minute video, a survey, and resources for those affected by bulimia nervosa and related disorders.
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