14 Jun 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1998
Page
1
The Chronicle profiles high earning figures including Jerry Seinfeld and Robin Williams, estimating net worths and salaries to reveal how much top stars make.
Confused notes claim the Chronicle web site is updated and back online after a long outage. No specific dates or entities are clearly identifiable in the fragments.
In Elyria during a 1995 mayoral race Democrat Bill Grace opposed four term incumbent Michael Keys criticizing his record. Since then Keys has touted a $10 million police station, a $1.1 million fire station, and a $1.4 million South Park recreation center as proof of progress as he campaigns for reelection at end of 1999.
Jennifer L. Demich received a bouquet from her daughter Jordan Demich Bogner during Lorain County Community College graduation ceremonies on Saturday.
Elyria page notes Johnnie Campbell earned an associate degree in applied science at Lorain County Community College and was gifted a wedding ring set by her husband Devin to honor their fifth anniversary. The couple has a two year old son and balanced school with work duties.
In Bloomington, David Weinlich married Elizabeth Runze after a bridal candidate mixer drew a few dozen hopefuls from several states. About 2000 shoppers watched from the Mall of America rotunda as balloons dropped and cheers rose for the couple. Runze, a University of Minnesota pharmacy student, described the day as incredible while Weinlich called the ceremony a success.
Civil rights leaders and politicians urged an end to racial violence as mourners filled a tiny sweltering church for the funeral of James Byrd Jr. Revered preacher Jesse Jackson urged turning tragedy into a memorial for unity, while a crowd of about 15 armed black militants protested in Jasper, Texas, vowing to resist racism.
In Jasper Texas a predominantly Black crowd gathered at Greater New Bethel Baptist Church for a funeral. Speakers urged Black self defense amid sweltering heat with ambulances ready outside. About 200 inside, 306 outside, and 500 in a parking lot endured upper 90s temps.
Talks to end the two GM plant strikes in Flint ended without settlements as of Saturday at the Delphi Flint East parts plant and the Flint Metal Center. UAW and GM planned to resume discussions today though no progress was disclosed. The stoppages began Thursday at the parts plant and June 5 at the metal center, affecting 9,200 workers and contributing to broader parts shortages.
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