19 Jan 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1996
Page
1
Football pace article notes NEIL O'DONNELL achieving two key passing yard milestones as a tip breaker. It highlights a breakout performance, team context, and yardage totals in a concise game summary.
Firefighters pulled George Hershberger from a cliff behind his Riverside Drive home while his wife Ardeen waited in a raft. The couple were rescued as flooding left millions in damage. Linda and Lou Kunle were also carried to dry land via Riverside Cave playground.
Vermilion River flooding receded after an ice jam released floodwaters that damaged dozens of homes and businesses along the river and riverbank. Authorities say damage totals remain unclear after 14 people were rescued and one resident reported three feet of water in a crawl space.
New York AP reports pop icon Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley separated after a 20 month marriage marked by public vows. They had no children and shared a large menagerie. Presley was 27 and Jackson 37 at the time of the split.
Classified and notices blur into a single page fragment with stray bits of section headers and illegible lines. No readable names, places, dates, or clear events are extractable from the damaged text.
Nichole Ramble, a 15 year old West High student with cerebral palsy who uses a walker, faces transfer to Elyria High as the district closes West and two elementary schools to save costs. Nichole and 19 other orthopedically handicapped classmates must adapt to the fall move amid concerns.
West High faces crowded halls and limited access as Elyma High in town contemplates closing. Officials cite steep stairs narrow corridors and scarce ramps while promising improvements for disabled students, though concerns about costs and potential lawsuits linger.
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