15 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1999
Page
1
Albert Roth of Rochester New York is elated that a bell found during World War II is being returned to Anzio Italy to mark the seventh anniversary of the liberation. The World War II relic is set to accompany local commemorations at Anzio.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Clinton impeachment trial with garbled names and stray phrases. No clear events, dates, or quotes. Limited readable content points to the trial as a topic without concrete facts or outcomes.
Senators hear House managers allege perjury and obstruction as the trial begins. Democrats express limited movement as prosecutors argue for removal while witnesses and courtroom decorum shape the high stakes political showdown. Clinton prepares for a State of the Union address amid renewed economic proposals.
Kenneth and Sharon Sink alerted authorities after discovering a kerosene tank at Lorain Road Citgo had been filled with gasoline. Fire officials warned of fire and explosion risk as nine customers purchased 38.2 gallons of the mixed fuel. eight returned items by Thursday night.
Elyria County Prosecutor Gregory A. White will remain in his current office after declining a Columbus government career offer from newly elected Governor Bob Taft. White cited family and commitment to local residents. Taft respected the decision and left a possible future opening.
Elyria police Sgt. Joe Forgacs notes icy roads slow response times for officers and motorists. Firefighters also contend with heavy trucks and slick streets as they rush to emergencies, stressing safety over speed amid winter weather. Water line break closes Langston Middle School in Oberlin today.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a Chronicle contact section with email addresses and web links. It mentions updates Mondays and Tuesdays and lists various section names and ad pages. The fragment lacks coherent events or people and is not narrative.
Elyria firefighters warn residents that hundreds of fire hydrants remain buried under two weeks of heavy snow and plow piles. The department asks residents to shovel out hydrants to maintain access and fire safety.
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