24 Jul 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1998
Page
1
NBCs Frasier headlines the Emmy race with 11 nominations including best comedy and a best actress nod for Calista Flockhart. Foxs Ally McBeal follows with 10 nominations highlighting best comedy and acting honors.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports its website is undergoing updates and currently inaccessible. Readers are asked to check back as restoration is anticipated soon.
Al Lerner Carmen Policy and Bernie Kosar join to own the expansion Browns in Cleveland. They announce at the Wyndham hotel on the eve of a $150000 fee deadline and Goldman Sachs review, signaling a final push as other groups may still enter. Policy resigns from the 49ers after an eight year stretch with four Super Bowls.
Larry Tillack and his wife Karen live in a multi‑building 7000 square foot estate with a 1500 square foot deck and private marina. City officials label the property blighted to justify possible demolition for Alan Spitzer’s proposed riverfront development.
Lorain County commissioners agreed to impose probation fees on felons to fund expanded programs. A $100 yearly fee is proposed with up to $200 per year in some cases, potentially raising about $100,000 annually, while indigent offenders may perform community service instead of paying. Administrative Judge Edward Zaleski supported the plan.
Audrey Tacona, 18, appeals her involuntary manslaughter conviction and the denial of a new trial in the death of her newborn boy. The 3.8 pound infant was ruled a homicide by asphyxia at her Granger Township home. The appeal to the 9th Ohio District Court questions suppression of evidence, ineffective counsel, prejudicial trial conduct, and sentence legality.
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