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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1999

Page

2

Five Day Forecast With North Winds and Waves

North wind 10 to 20 knots drives the forecast across ice free areas. Waves reach 2 to 3 feet in open waters.

Tonight’s North Wind and Sea Forecast

A coastal weather note reports north winds at 10 to 20 knots, with seas in free areas running 2 to 3 feet. Expect moderate chop and brief showers along the shoreline tonight.

Airlines face fresh passenger protests on delays losses and coverups

Congressional hearings focus on airline failures during winter travel. Travelers, travel agents, and consumer groups criticize missed connections, long holds, hotel shortages, lost luggage with low compensation, and disclosure gaps. Administration proposals seek tougher delay and baggage rules and higher pay for losses. A mother testifies about a Northwest flight where a six year old was left overnight with an older boy after a minor’s mishap.

Washington Denver Houston Miami Grand Caymans Darlene Mccord Glenbrook Nev Senate Commerce Committee John McCain R-Ariz House Transportation Committee Bud Shuster R-Pa Northwest Airlines Detroit Paul Ruden American Society of Travel Agents Transportation Rodney Slater Clinton Tami Rourke Newberry Mich Arizona Michigan Minneapolis Rourke

Madness Behind March Madness Rise of NCAA Championship

The article traces how the NCAA tournament evolved from a modest event to a national media spectacle. It details CBS deals, expansion to 64 teams in 1985, iconic moments like Bird vs. Magic in 1979, and the growth of attendance, venues, and betting. It notes economic impact, media ratings, and the inclusion of women's basketball within the tournament structure.

NCAA CBS Bob Thompson Center For the Study of Popular Television Syracuse University David Cawood Host Communications Larry Bird Indiana State Magic Johnson Michigan State NBC Johnson Bird NBA Villanova Georgetown Atlantic Coast Conference Gene Corrigan Union Thompson Nevada Gaming Commission FBI Bill Saum Duke Saum Kansas City Kentucky Utah Ray Harmon CBS Sports

Avon Plans Spur Growth with 1-90 Interchange Proposal

Avon officials weigh a large Vista project north of 190 and a zoned mixed use area south of 1-90. Developers would fund the interchange while planners debate growth, PUDs, and rezoning controls. Residents fear traffic increases near Nagel Road and schools.

Lear- Nagle Road Henneberry Planning Commission Tom Wearsch Wearsch Avon Commons Commission Ohio Department of Transportation Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency Jim Piazza Dennis Sadowski Nagel Road Sadowski Stark-Jacobs Vista Mitchell Schneider Avon Business Park Piazza Schneider Detroit Road Currie- Hall Investment Co Chester Road Currie Hall of Hudson Bob Evans

Lifetime baseball card collector recalls boyhood runs to the radio

Sabo, visually impaired, built a vast baseball card collection featuring stars like Willie Mays and Hank Aaron. His great-niece Jillian Thommason plans college at Miami University of Ohio, while Sabo worries auctioning the card could hurt her tuition hopes. He recalls League Park days, following the Detroit Tigers since 1938, and prefers Albert Belle as next home run king.

Sabo Jillian Thomasson EHS Miami University of Ohio Marcy Fuchs Jillian Detroit Tigers Willie Mays Hank Aaron Yogi Berra Phil Rizzuto Lefty Gomez Fuchs Louie Yankees America League Park Cleveland Detroit Cleveland Municipal Stadium Jacobs Field Albert Belle Baltimore Orioles

Ford lays off workers reassigned. Lorain plant cutbacks loom

Ford reports laid off workers have been placed within various Ford locations or in unrelated roles and will not return to the Lorain plant. The 1997 reductions still affect about 2,000 Lorain workers and 3,000 at the Avon Lake assembly plant, while new hires bring cautious relief. Roe Pagan of UAW Local 425 calls the outlook hopeful but uncertain as Econoline sales rise and back orders grow despite a February 1999 sales dip.

Ford Sharkey Lorain Ohio Assembly Avon Lake Roe Pagan United Auto Workers United Auto Workers Local 425 George Pipas Pipas

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