09 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1999
Page
1
Booming December trends lift unemployment as markets rally to new highs amid mixed global signals. Dow surges to record territory while economic optimism underpins a strong but uneven peace in financial markets.
A brief item notes Chromite uses 37 recycled newsprint and mentions Slewepaper in relation to the process.
The Senate unanimously backed a compromise plan to start hearing the case against President Clinton next week but postponed deciding whether to call witnesses to avoid partisan gridlock. In a two hour closed session in the Old Senate Chamber, all 100 members reached a rare show of unity after days of dispute.
Bill Takacs and five others battled cold and snow to repair a water line in front of Invacare Corp and Allied Signal on Cleveland Street. The issue shut the plant and offices at noon, sending about 500 workers home, with repairs paused until Monday. Snow totals reach 1 to 3 inches with more flurries possible and temperatures in the 20s.
Chicago real estate magnate Thomas J. Klutznick pledges 5 million to Oberlin College as part of a 165 million five year campaign to fund construction and endowments. The gift includes scholarships for low income students and supports the conservatory as David Boe becomes interim dean.
Lorain County Sheriffs Department plans to hire three more deputies to cover expanded court needs. Capt. Joe Bell cites two new judges and temporary courtrooms, with current duties including staffing courtrooms and prisoner transport. He notes over a million miles logged transporting inmates last year and emphasizes on-site courtroom security.
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