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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1996
Page
1
The question centers on whether Cleveland can meet Albert Belle's reported ten million dollar salary expectations. Analysts note the impact on payroll flexibility and team construction as Belle's demand dominates trade and negotiation discussions.
Hillary Rodham Clinton faces extensive questioning by Whitewater prosecutors under an unprecedented grand jury subpoena. The first lady will be asked about billing records for Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan and documents tied to the Clintons Whitewater partners.
George Burns, who turned 100 on Saturday, is too weak to eat and near death. A New York Post columnist reported that intravenuous feeding might be considered, sparking a debate among his close circle as the truth of his condition is said to be kept quiet. Irving Fein confirmed Burns is weak and not eating much.
Lorain mourns Florence Skolnicki a 77 year old West 23rd Street resident killed in a Monday car crash on an icy road near Lorain. The volunteer at Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center West Campus helped craft items for hospital gift shops.
President Clinton, after a year of battles with Republicans, vows a bipartisan call in tonight's address. Sen. Bob Dole foresees a 1996 campaign agenda, while Rep. DeLay dismisses the speech as performative politics.
Elyria records show the county spent about $1 million in overtime last year with the 10 hardest working employees averaging at least six overtime hours weekly. Administrative officials and elected officials dominated the top earners, including the Mental Retardation Board Human Services Department and Metro Parks leaders, plus Prosecutor Greg White and Engineer Ken Carney. Judges earn about $85 000 per year with most pay from the state. Ellen Payner, superintendent of the county’s agency, tops the list.
City Maintenance Garage mechanic Edward Jackson earned 71 417 in 1995 total pay, with 38 049 in overtime and double time. Safety director Tim Coey says he is a dedicated, versatile worker who logs long hours maintaining snowplow trucks during severe storms.
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