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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1988
Page
1
The piece follows Browns fans and players wives as hype for Sundays Browns Broncos game builds. Bethany Brennan and Tina Byner discuss nerves, fan support, and hopes for a Browns win with Elway and Kosar in the spotlight. Many details point to Mile High Stadium and game anticipation.
Lorain County Health Department issued an AIDS advisory after receiving a letter from an anonymous man claiming sexual activity in area massage parlors. Health Commissioner Kenneth Pearce said verification was completed and warned against multiple partners and high-risk contacts while noting no local heterosexual cases. He emphasized the risk lies in sexual activity, not massage parlors themselves.
J Grant Keys, Elyria treasurer for over three decades, announced his final term ends in 1989. The lifelong Democrat rose from mayor in 1953 to cabinet service with Governor DiSalle, later returning to Elyria to lead the treasurer’s office since 1963.
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District agrees to purchase a Birmingham house on Mills Street from Edward and Charlene Jones for 50 000 to gain needed parking near the arboretum main entrance. Deca Realty of Amherst will handle the deal. final purchase date not set.
Five Amherst students including Celeste will speak as part of a national homage. The event marks King's birthday and relates to a merger corridor issue gaining government go ahead according to page A-10.
Outside Sunny and breezy today with a high near 50 and southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Increasing clouds bring a chance of rain tonight. Details on Page A-3.
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