28 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1999
Page
1
Travel writer Annie Potts headlines a feature on Mount Washington conditions calling it the worst weather on Earth. The piece notes the New Hampshire outing and the perilous climate while previewing Potts' recurring TV work.
Opinion brief on sports related topics and stock market angles. Mentions are sparse. includes phrases about travel and thanks. Reflects fragmented OCR with limited readable entities and no clear events or persons to name.
Roanoke Virginia reports Carl Mandell of Toledo Ohio leading a caravan toward a mountain peak retreat as the millennium turns. Mandell joins a growing group of survivalists who plan to ride out potential Y2K disruptions in secluded homes. He says the risk could cripple civilization, though some see it as a cautious hedge.
Elyria's local agencies brace for the Millennium Bug as the year 2000 rolls in. Doomsayers warn of widespread computer failure while others expect normalcy. experts acknowledge uncertainty about the exact impact and timing of potential disruptions.
The American Red Cross will launch a pilot program in 17 cities to train 44 hour courses for workplace defibrillation. The goal is to empower ordinary employees to use portable defibrillators to restart hearts during cardiac arrest.
Rev. Henry Lyons, president of the National Baptist Convention USA, is found guilty of swindling millions from firms seeking church ties and of grand theft in the disappearance of nearly 250000 dollars from the Anti-Defamation League. Lyons faces three to seven years. co-defendant Bernice Edwards acquitted on racketeering.
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