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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1996
Page
3
Yesterday’s report notes 18.84 inches for the month with a deviation of minus 1.07 and year deviation of plus 0.17 inches. Tonight features a south wind at 10 knots or less with mostly clear skies and waves at 2 feet or less. Friday expects a south wind 5 to 15 knots, partly sunny, with waves 2 feet or less. Temperature details incomplete.
In New York three women were killed and a fourth critically wounded by a man who gained access to their ground floor apartments. A 19-year-old woman escaped naked. police seek a suspect who knew the victims.
A Chronicle feature surveys licensed dogs in the county, listing popular names like Bear Sam Max and Lady and quirky ones such as Frankenstein Ghoulardi Arson Gulliver and Chief. The piece notes rural areas hold more dogs per household, unlicensed dogs may exceed 1,000, and licenses help reunite pets with owners and track shots. The author, John Caniglia, admits he does not own a dog.
As Bertha nears the Carolinas with 100 mph winds and a possible 0 to 10 foot surge, Beaufort County residents face house to house evacuations. Officials warn inland action while some residents resist awaiting storm path clarity. The storm prompts widespread travel disruptions, fuel lines, and shelter openings along Florida and Georgia coasts.
A judge ruled that the Elyria school closings followed public deliberations over time and did not violate the open meetings law. Residents consider appealing, while district officials say money shortfalls necessitated the closures to protect program access.
Residents report a large blaze at the Lorain steel plant around 9 pm with flames estimated at 30 feet high. John Sparks and dozens of curious onlookers watched as firefighters worked to douse the fire from a barbed wire perimeter. plant workers arrived late to assist once admitted through the front gate.
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