Five Day Weather Forecast Summary
Five day outlook shows tonight mostly cloudy and muggy with a low around 70. Saturday through Monday bring rain chances and a cooler spell with highs in the low 80s. Tuesday looks sunny with a high near 81 and a low around 62.
Record Weather Readings Summary
A weather note records a high and low, normal high, and relative humidity at 82 percent. It lists a high of 89 and a low of 71, with sunrise and sunset times noted as today and tomorrow, including tomorrow’s sunrise at 2:00 a.m. and sunset at 8:03 p.m.
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Tonight and Saturday Marine Weather Outlook
A coastal forecast notes southwest winds around 10 to 20 knots with partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Waves range from 2 feet or less tonight to 1 to 3 feet on Saturday as winds shift to the west and storms potential remains. Temperature readings are not provided in readable form.
Smoking policy at Great Northern Mall includes designated areas
Mark Bressler, manager of Great Northern Mall in North Olmsted, says the mall has three smoking sections in public areas and portions of the food court and restaurants are set aside as a smoking accommodation policy. The mall, part of Jacobs' shopping centers, spans markets where many cities or states ban smoking, and is operated by the Edward J. DeBartolo organization of Youngstown.
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Westshore weighs $2.5 million jail plan near prisons
Grafton proposes a 72 bed jail on Route 88 with costs to be borne by Westshore. The plan centers on drunken driving offenders from Lakewood and Rocky River while Westshore towns and Cleveland’s east side sites are under review. Lakewood and Rocky River officials weigh terms and feasibility as meetings and comments loom.
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Channel 19 to switch to CBS in fall amid market shakeup
Sullivan cited Channel 19’s enthusiasm stability and aggressive marketing as reasons for CBS affiliation. The change, targeted for late August or September with new fall programming, follows a joint operating plan announced with WUAB Channel 43. Officials noted each station will keep separate on air identities and programming.
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Elyria youth arrests surge reveal rising juvenile felonies
Lorain County faces a crowded juvenile court as 1,470 juveniles were arrested in 1998, a 16 percent rise from 1997, with weapons arrests up and many under ten still taken into custody. Judges note statewide trends. an Ohio task force considers reforms and Reclaim Ohio funds for local rehab programs.
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Jerusalem violence and global protests erupt after settler killings
Jewish settlers block roads with burning tires and stone Arab homes in protests over the deaths of 17 year old Saint Prigal in Kiryat Arba near Hebron and a 20 year old Israeli soldier Arieh Frankenthal. Separate drive by shootings and stabbings fueled regional tensions amid aut onomy talks. The boy Scouts case and North Korea talks also feature in ongoing international events with U.S. diplomacy and domestic debates over smoking costs highlighted.
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Chronicle Telegram Classified and Advertising Contact
Advertising Retail Hatting and Classified Hotline listed for office hours and service areas. Fuzzy OCR shows phone numbers and a P.O. Box address in Elyria Ohio 44096 with partial USPS reference and staff titles.
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Panama halts Haiti asylum deal as refugees move to third country
The United States ends a Panama asylum arrangement after Endara reverses the plan. Haitians at sea or Guantanamo face temporary protection status in a third country while the U S works to resolve Haiti crisis. Contingency Marine deployments back a possible Haiti evacuation. Aristide broadcast plans are outlined with U S aircraft.
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