08 Jan 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1996
Page
1
Keiko the killer whale known from Free Willy is returning to Icelandic waters with no work lined up and more play time planned. The move follows a long public interest in the whale's welfare and future.
An LTV Steel Tubular Products worker, 47, died from head injuries suffered this morning at the Massey Avenue facility. Police would not release the name until family notification. officers remained at the scene around 9am.
A shifted load derailed 19 Conrail freight cars from two trains at the Crosse Road crossing in Amherst Sunday night. No injuries or hazardous materials were reported. The main line was blocked for eight hours or more, with righting and removal expected to take up to a week. Salvage cranes worked to clear the scene under Conrail supervision.
Travelers woke to massive snow snarling flights from Cleveland to New York as a powerful blizzard paralyzes the region. Airports in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and New York City convert waiting areas to overnight shelters as delays stretch 16 to 30 hours. Local residents like Steve Ridgway of Canton report disrupted plans and halted Bahamas trips while officials warn storm will last about a day or more.
The Colts defeated Kansas City 107 to , erasing doubts as they race toward the Super Bowl. Meanwhile the Cowboys narrow the gap on the Eagles by 30 11 and set up a title matchup against the underdog Packers next week in the conference championship scene.
Amherst area retailers show mixed results in December with the Amherst Kmart Super Center reporting a 14 to 27 percent rise over December 1994 as manager Bruce Van Maele calls the month very good despite bad weather. Nationally, the holiday season was weak with analysts citing weather and debt as factors.
Francois Mitterrand France's former Socialist president who steered left and right in power from 1981 to 1995 died today at age 79 after a long bout with prostate cancer. Authorities report his death at 8 30 am.
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