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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1999
Page
1
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Cleve land Scott, 69, beat his wife Anne Scott, 70, with a hammer Thursday afternoon then called 911. Anne died seven hours later. Scott was arraigned on one count of aggravated murder via video from Elyria Jail with a $1 million bond. He said, I will discuss that later.
The Loram County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks moved to draft a petition to place a countywide ballot measure in November seeking two additional county commissioners, each representing a district. The vote 26 for 13 against reflected divided views as 33 members were absent. Some members urged more information before approving the proposal.
Nile Palmer, 49, is introduced as the Cleveland Browns head coach in Berea, despite not being the first choice. Officials praise the hire, noting Palmer’s offensive background and QB training as the team targets the NFL draft and expansion draft ahead of a preseason game in Canton.
Ford Motor Co will distribute a record 6 100 profit sharing bonus to 4700 Lorain County workers March 3 and 4 totaling 28.6 million dollars. Local banks anticipate a cash influx while retailers expect a boost though some employees may cash the full amount at once.
Former senator Dale Bumpers defended Bill Clinton as guilty only of a moral lapse and urged against removal. He conceded infidelity but argued censure or prosecution, not conviction, was appropriate.
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