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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1999
Page
1
Richfield officials announce plans to demolish the Richfield Coliseum and convert the site into a public park. The project aims to repurpose the land for recreation, with construction expected to begin next year and completion projected within two years.
Chronicle-Telegram reports six more inches of snow forecast before Friday's rush hour, while carrier Michelle Riddick rescues an 85-year-old North Ridgeville woman from freezing. The paper also notes the royal engagement of Sophie Rhys-Jones to Prince Edward of England.
House prosecutors deliver articles of impeachment accusing President Clinton of perjury and obstruction of justice. The White House says there is no compelling case for removal as Henry Hyde leads 13 Republican prosecutors. Senate President pro tempore Strom Thurmond calls session to order as witnesses halt.
In Oberlin a 15-year-old boy faces two juvenile counts of aggravated murder involuntary manslaughter and other charges after a February 28 1998 blaze at 21 Morgan St that killed Irene Springer 70 and Angelique Hamilton 12. Police say the suspect told investigators he might have discarded a lit cigarette outside the home. A neighbor notes the teen smoked near houses but doubts intentional arson.
Developers Robert Stark and Richard Jacobs announce revised plans for an 800 acre Avon project along I-90 between Draycox and Lear Nagle roads. A $15 million interchange at I-90 and Lear Nagle is included. Plans expected to be ready next week with a Planning Commission review possible in February.
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