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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1999
Page
1
Whoopi Goldberg serves as co executive producer for the new Hollywood Squares while MAD Factory, a nonprofit arts program organizer, prepares to present Alice's Adventures in Wonderland for local and state audiences as part of statewide MAD PERFORMANCE events.
About 800 fans visited the Browns Training Facility for the opening sessions in Berea. Portsmouth Ohio resident Darcell Cox drove five hours with his wife and children to watch the team practice. He anticipates a solid season behind rookie Tim Couch and cornerback Central McClellion as Cleveland starts its first year back in action.
The reporter volunteers for a stunt flight with 45 year old Pukalski and the Stars & Stripes Aerobatic Team at Lorain County Regional Airport. Amid nerves and a brand new airsick bag, the writer endures a risky two seat Pitts S2B ride as missions unfold.
Elyria reports 743 property transfers in June, the highest in seven years. County Auditor Mark Stewart cites records back to 1992, noting residential, industrial, agricultural and commercial land transfers indicate a robust real estate economy.
Elyria reports the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry will begin testing Lorain County children exposed to a pesticide sprayed in homes by Lutellis Kilgore, an unlicensed exterminator. Kilgore was found guilty of unauthorized use of methyl parathion and related offenses.
House Republicans pushed through a 792 billion tax cut package over ten years with broad relief including income tax rate cuts and estate tax repeal. The bill, approved 223 to 208, faces a Clinton veto threat and a Senate roadblock. U.S. Rep. Paul Gillmor supported it, saying Americans are overdue for relief amid high taxes.
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