28 Jul 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1998
Page
1
At the NFL annual meetings in Dallas Malcolm Glazer predicts the Cleveland Browns could cost up to a billion dollars, signaling a high end for the league's new franchise values. The discussion frames a hot, speculative topic as owners weigh future acquisitions and market potential.
A brief lottery related note appears amid the page sections with outlook on games and plays. The snippet references a bridge related item and a likely entertainment or business tie in, showing the page’s diverse content mix.
Monica Lewinsky tells prosecutors she had a sexual relationship with President Clinton in a nearly five hour interview in Manhattan. The interview explored possible obstruction charges and her discussions with Clinton aides as Starr’s probe continued.
Elyria resident Yolanda Boone found a 13-foot python in her shed on a Saturday night. A bag on the floor contained the snake when her cousin opened it, and it emerged as Boone alerted police. Officers arrived around 10 p.m. and held the bag open to remove the snake before it slipped back inside. Boone, caring for her 2-year-old son, rushed indoors and could not identify the owner or how it entered the shed. The Lorain County Metro Parks has reported similar python sightings.
Greg Norman owner of Norman's Towing of Berea said he bought Lowell Street property to relocate the impound yard after criticism of a Black River plan. The City Council had awarded Norman's a three year exclusive tow contract July 6 for police vehicle towing.
Gov. George Voinovich sought a path to close Ohio’s only private prison, Northeast Ohio Correctional Center, as criticism rose after six inmates escaped. Five had been recaptured, with authorities closing in on the remaining fugitive. The facility has seen at least 13 stabbings, two fatal, since opening in May 1997.
In Amherst a bid to rezone 14 lots on North Leavitt Road from residential to commercial drew opposition from over 120 Rock Creek Run residents who fear lower property values and more traffic. Pauline Cyran and other homeowners support the change to aid sales, while the council postponed first reading and scheduled a second public hearing for 6:30 p.m. September 15 in Town Hall.
Lorain Ohio officials adopt an urban renewal plan allowing eminent domain to acquire 60 homes and businesses along the Black River for an upscale riverfront development by Spitzer Management. The council votes 6 to 4 to include four disputed parcels despite opposition from some owners.
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