Blacks Press Networks to See Handwriting on Wall
Chronicle notes a call from Black leaders for networks to address racial equity in sports and media. It also reports Irv Smith returning as the Browns lead tight end, with columns on vision and public perception. Dear Abby appears on page B11.
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Chronicle Web and Email Directory Note
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Accent B12 Horoscope Bridge CID Lottery as Business
A compact item notes a blend of features including a horoscope brief, a bridge column, a lottery angle tied to business, and an op ed. it also mentions a Dear Abby style advice section and a sports cue along with a death notice item.
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Atlanta day trader kills nine in two offices
Mark O Barton 44 opened fire at Momentum Securities and All Tech Investment Group in Buckhead and Piedmont Center, killing nine and wounding twelve before fleeing. He killed his wife and two children at a Stockbridge home, then died by suicide when police confronted him in a suburban gas station.
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Bill Campbell
Mark O. Barton
Atlanta
Campbell
Barton
Momentum Securities Brokerage
Securities Center
Buckhead
Piedmont Road
All- Tech Investment Group
Piedmont Center
Leigh Ann
Matthew
Elizabeth Mychelle
Stockbridge
Jimmy Mercer
Henry County
Temps take toll on elderly in heat wave
Elyria Chronicle notes that a month of near ninety degree weather strains elderly residents under home care. CRIPPLING drought hits U S farmers less hard locally. Assured Home Care administrator Ann Hostatler cites breathing difficulties and urges extra precautions as 53 heat related deaths are reported nationwide with ten in the Cincinnati area.
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Ann Hostatler
U.S
Hostatler
Cincinnati
Couple Likely Baby Killers Tied to Quarry Death
In Columbia Township a young couple are suspected in the stabbing and beating of their baby who was dumped in a quarry to conceal the pregnancy. Psychological experts say if two people were involved, the father may have killed the child due to weaker bonding than the mother.
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Sung Joon Jang
Agency tests local children for pesticide effects
A federal ATSDR office opens in Lorain to test children for lasting effects of methyl parathion exposure from an unlicensed exterminator. The makeshift unit in Lorain National Bank building will test 170 kids, with a mixed group exposed and unexposed to compare outcomes.
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Agency For Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Lorain National Bank
Middle Avenue
Kathy Skipper
Kirsten Kakolewski
Midwest Research Institute
Kakolewski
Bakery abandons plan to relocate to old Elyria depot
Elyria real estate talks collapse as Robert Brown owner of Link's Bakery withdraws from a proposed move to the former New York Central Station at East Avenue and Depot Street. The arrangement would have involved Spitzer Management buying the depot, selling partial parking to Brown, with the post office site slated for Fifth Third Bank expansion.
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Bill Kennedy
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Depot Street
Spitzer Management Inc
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Spitzer Management
Fifth Third Bank
Spitzer
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Broad Street
Dennis Green
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