24 Jan 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1998
Page
1
A Vatican note reports Pope John Paul II condemns the economic embargo on Cuba during his Mass in Havana. The briefing highlights the pontiff urging dialogue amid tensions, framed by the church’s call for aid to the Cuban people.
A 16 year old, Jerome Lowery of Bell Avenue, waived probable cause and will be charged as an adult for the Dec 16 death of 17 year old Clovester Taylor in a hotel room on Lorain Boulevard. Prosecutors plan aggravated murder charges. juvenile detainee held on $75,000 cash bond. case to go before grand jury next week.
Washington reports show Monica Lewinsky and Kenneth Starr clashing over a possible immunity deal. Lawyer William Ginsburg marketed his client while Starr labeled her a target, pressuring cooperation in the inquiry into an alleged sexual relationship with President Clinton and possible cover up. Investigators cited Ginsburg’s claim Lewinsky would testify in exchange for immunity, while she reportedly refused to claim others urged her to lie.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has shifted to full battle mode to defend Bill Clinton amid the Monica Lewinsky allegations. Close aides say she is focused, making calls and consulting advisers to shield the presidency, while some White House staff remain tentative about rallying support.
More than 160 sea gulls died this month at Oberlin’s Parsons Road reservoir amid nearly 500 deaths in three months. Officials say the reservoir isn’t the cause while residents worry about water quality. Gulls are buried on city property as tests from Wisconsin labs await results. Wildlife officers warn burial prevents spread but hope for answers. Citizens Speak Out voices Frustration over the unclear cause.
Elyria police inspected two W A T S Taxi cabs and Mayor Michael Keys issued licenses, restoring the taxi operation after a prior suspension on January 5 for missed inspections. Winebrenner reported an immediate surge of ride requests. The city requires annual cab inspections and 300 000 dollar liability insurance. His towing contract with the police department was terminated as of Friday afternoon.
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