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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1998
Page
2
Sea forecast notes southwest winds 5 to 15 knots and mostly sunny skies with waves two feet or less. Tonight, southwest winds 10 to 15 knots, partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms late, waves one to three feet, higher winds and waves during any storm.
A shift from El Nino to La Nina could bring unusually severe, soggy winters for northern states west of the Great Lakes, while the Southeast stays mild and dry. Southwest may see high temps and low rainfall as forecasters note unprecedented rapid cooling and a growing subsurface cold-water reservoir.
The 1948 Cleveland Indians, led by a star infield and a showman manager, captured the pennant and a World Series. Key figures include Al Rosen Bob Kennedy and Hall of Famer Lou Boudreau with standout performances from Ken Keltner Joe Gordon and Hal Trosky. Pitcher Steve Gromek aided the Series bid before Feller Lemon and Bearden closed it out. The team drew 2,620,627 fans, and Hollywood visited as the team reshaped the era.
Gene Barry owner of Barry Oldsmobile Cadillac says his dealership may be good for about three weeks while Lad Harrison of Brothers Chevrolet Oldsmobile in Wellington adds they are OK for now. Dan Zageric of Jack Matia Chevrolet Elyria notes a 60 day supply and warns longer strikes could worsen. Dealers seek a quick resolution and renewed demand with hopes for strong sales.
Detroit AP reports General Motors production plummeted after strikes shut the automaker's largest U S assembly plant and a Mexico truck plant. About 115000 GM workers face weeks without pay as talks at two Michigan parts plants stalled. Clinton urged a quick settlement while monitoring the situation.
The 13,000 square foot warehouse costing $700,000 is set to open Monday. Nickerson says a wall will be replaced due to structural concerns and engraving costs will be covered by insurance claims. Jim Kastro, executive director, calls vandalism a disservice and questions the setback.
A man in his late twenties wearing a blue jogging suit with leg writing robbed a Premier Bank branch. He stood about five feet seven to nine inches tall with light brown or blond hair and light facial hair. No weapon was seen, no injuries occurred, and the bank remained closed pending data gathering. Suspect details and further information were limited as of Friday. A Chronicle-Telegram carrier recounted police activity near her home and her fear during the incident.
Garmone described that pool chemicals caused skin and lung irritation, noting inhaled chlorine can affect asthma. Lifeguard and coaching lead Weber, who works with about 200 children, was treated after exposure with water flush, clothing removal, and oxygen.
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