Jets and Vikings Win Advancing AFC and NFC Victories
Vinny Testaverde stars as the Jets beat the Jaguars 34 to 24 to advance in the AFC. In the NFC, Minnesota defeats Arizona 41 to 21 to move forward. The Jets surge with strong passing and defense while the Vikings ride a high-scoring effort to authority.
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Hector gets 500th assist in Crunch win over Harrisburg
Hector Marinaro records his 500th indoor regular season assist as the Cleveland Crunch beat Harrisburg 28 13 in a National Professional Soccer League game at the CSU Convocation Center. Howard Milstein pays over 700 million for the Washington Redskins and Jack Kent Cooke Stadium. Elton John named All Time Favorite Musical Performer at the 25th People's Choice Awards. Bigfoot footage deemed a hoax. Janet Reno marked as second longest serving attorney general. Harvey Gittler column.
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Chronicle Contact and Website Guidance Note
An archival notice provides an email and web address for The Chronicle. It states the site updates Monday through Friday and is best viewed with Netscape 4.0 or a frames-compatible browser. The text emphasizes using email and visiting the chronicletelgram website.
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Impeachment Trial Sparks Witness Debate in Senate
As Clinton impeachment proceedings accelerate, Republicans demand witness testimony while Democrats warn against delaying. White House to respond to Senate summons and defend against two articles. House prosecutors rehearse opening remarks as Hyde leads a 18‑member team. Trial could stretch weeks with motions, then witness decisions after initial presentations.
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A Decade of Building Lorain Habitat Honors New Director
Lorain County Habitat for Humanity marks its 10th anniversary with a new director, Mark Kidder, chosen from nine applicants. The group aims to build 10 houses for 10 families in its 10th year. Kidder, 46, a former assistant pastor and former Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce president, resides in Lorain with his wife and two teens.
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Browns offer 2000 PSLs for sale to public
The Browns release roughly 2000 additional Permanent Seat Licenses for public sale. Prices differ by location with $850 for west end zone seats and $575 for four upper deck corners. Browns president Carmen Policy says seats are limited by Trust list demands and community needs.
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Tougher laws keeping prisoners behind bars longer
Washington report shows violent offenders released in 1997 served an average 54 percent of their sentences, up from 47 percent in 1993, with 27 states and DC requiring at least 85 percent. The Justice Department notes truth in sentencing and stricter parole rules drive longer time served across offenders.
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Taft sworn in as 67th governor in private ceremony
Bob Taft was sworn in as Ohio's 67th governor just after midnight in the governor's mansion living room in Columbus suburb Bexley. He used the Taft family Bible dating to 1909 and pledged to preserve defend the constitutions of the United States and Ohio. Lt. Governor-elect Maureen O'Connor also took the oath in a small ceremony. Chief Justice Thomas Moyer administered the oaths.
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Open spaces to be shut to urban development
The Clinton administration planned a major open spaces package to expand federal land purchases and fund state urban parks and land conservation. The plan seeks 0.9 to 1.5 billion dollars annually, with Gore slated to unveil actions to curb urban sprawl and boost quality of life.
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