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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1999
Page
1
The World and Nation reports the largest survey on birth control pills finds no long term damage to women's health. Researchers note extensive data across diverse groups, but caution about continued monitoring and follow ups.
Senate members swore to render impartial justice as the 42nd president faces trial. Leaders offered cautious remarks on witness testimony while disagreements over rules and witnesses dominated day one. Public watching from Capitol galleries and White House attendance framed the historic moment.
Chief Justice Rehnquist administered oaths to 100 senators as they pledged impartiality in Clinton impeachment. After signing in, the senators proceeded alphabetically to the oath book. Clinton proposed stipulating to Starrs 7000 page dossier to speed the trial and avoid witnesses. The trial recessed as lawmakers prepare next steps and decide if witnesses will testify, with a three week potential duration.
Lorain National Bank the last independent commercial bank in Lorain County seeks to buy a smaller rival as growth accelerates. CEO James Kidd says consultants are evaluating options while denying details, with plans to open six to seven new branches earlier.
President Clinton proposed 300 million in tax breaks to aid the U.S. steel industry, but critics led by Rep. Sherrod Brown push for snap-back tariffs or countervailing duties to level the playing field. Brown and local workers warn the tax plan may reduce federal revenue without saving jobs. Kobe Steel Co. is a major Lorain County employer and declined to comment.
Lorain County prosecutors weigh charging a 15 year old in a fatal Oberlin fire as an adult or juvenile. The boy, 14 at the Feb 28 1993 blaze that killed Irene Springer 70 and Angelique Hamilton 12, faces possible life if tried as an adult or counseling until 21 if kept as a juvenile. The decision hinges on whether rehabilitation is possible.
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