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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1999
Page
1
A chain reaction crash south of Detroit involved as many as 50 vehicles on Interstate 94. Police cite fog black ice and speed as the primary causes. The article notes a separate item about Harvey Gittler and a severance package.
Elyria residents face a one day delay in trash collection as sanitation workers observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day. A Saturday report had incorrect guidance that pickup would continue as normal.
Readable fragments show a classified page with horoscope, lottery, business notes and opinion items. Also mentions Dear Abby and sports, deaths, and TV listings, indicating a mixed content page from a newspaper.
Senate jurors spar over witness testimony as Democrats pledge to call Kenneth Starr and Linda Tripp if Republicans press ahead. White House defends Clinton saying lies about Lewinsky do not warrant removal. Clinton prepares for State of the Union as votes on motions and witness issues loom.
A day fit for a King in Elyria saw the Second Baptist Gospel Choir perform at the fifth annual MLK Holiday Musical Tribute hosted by First Congregational United Church of Christ. Joyce Phillips applauded the performance as remembrances continue with an Elyria Ministerial Alliance Celebration at 7 p.m. at Macedonia Church of God in Christ on Bell Avenue. Information is available from Lataniya Conley-Johnson at the listed phone number.
A Sandusky fire Saturday caused at least 4 million dollars in damage to 35 boathouses and 30 boats along Lake Erie. Fire officials say a propane heater used to thaw pipes likely started the fire, while gasoline from boats exploded and accelerated the flames near Curran Street. Snowy hydrants hampered water supply.
A six woman jury in Wilmington convicted Thomas Capano, a former Delaware prosecutor, of murdering Anne Marie Fahey, his mistress and the governor's scheduling secretary. The trial now moves to a phase to determine if the death penalty should be recommended.
Russian President Boris Yeltsin was admitted to Central Clinical Hospital with an acute bleed, stable and cheerful per his press secretary. With an election looming, allies urge early polls and Primakov has shouldered duties as questions of leadership rise.
A group of Ridge Tool Co. workers in Elyria won the $8 million Super Lotto drawing, selecting the lump sum of $3.8 million. The ticket was bought at Heberlein General Store in Litchfield and has not yet been claimed. Store owner Dave Heberlein noted past winners and said truck traffic slowed by winter weather, but Elyria still produced a winner.
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