27 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1998
Page
1
Erin Beth of Welington battles for the ball with Clearview’s Tasha Slay as the sectional final unfolds. Clearview ties a school record with its 18th win in a hard fought clash on the court.
Millions in Colombia Venezuela and Caribbean witnessed the final total solar eclipse of the millennium. Psychiatrists say Michael Trofimov who was ruled insane in his father’s death nearly five years ago should stay under supervision. A judge will rule in two weeks.
Two Avon Village Elementary School buses carrying about 100 second graders veered into each other at Route 611 and Chester Road. Eleven were treated at scene and 12 were taken to St John West Shore Hospital. injuries were minor. Police cited wet roads and a rear collision at a stop sign.
Three pit bulls attacked Amber Williams and Edwin Lopez in Oakwood Park Lorain as a pit bull jumped on the girl. Amber was treated at MetroHealth Medical Center for a broken leg and bites and remains in stable condition. The dog was shot twice by officers after the incident.
Elyria Ohio The Chronicle Telegram reports that a Penfield Township man was acquitted of vehicular homicide in the death of a motorcyclist from Grafton. Richard K. Jackson’s widow and six children cried as the jury found Gary H. Bender 28 guilty only of marijuana possession after pleading no contest to that charge and before the vehicular homicide trial began.
Mitchell Schneider won a 3-1 vote from the Avon Zoning Board of Appeals to move forward with the Avon Commons Shopping Center project after nearly three hours of debate led by attorney teams Gerald Phillips and Timothy Grendel.
The New York Times reports the Alabama abortion clinic bombing suspect appears connected to the Olympic Park and Atlanta abortion clinic bombs via shared steel plates. The plates came from a Franklin, North Carolina plant tied to a Rudolph associate, aiding directed blasts while Rudolph remains a fugitive after Birmingham clinic murder.
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