15 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1996
Page
1
Commentary on upsets in the NCAA tournament and the chaotic excitement it brings to coaches and fans. The piece notes the unpredictable nature of March Madness and how players’ expressions add to the spectacle.
Police say Shawn K. Williams 2% of Oberlin was shot in the head through a passenger window and drove his 1987 Ford Mustang into a tree on Blake Street near Gateway Boulevard. He was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in critical condition with no suspects or witnesses identified.
Joseph Welo 24 of North Olmsted escaped with minor scratches after his 1968 Ford Ranger rolled off a curved ramp from Interstate 90 East to Route 57 North. Police say excessive speed led to the loss of control and the truck flipped onto its top. Welo was cited for operating without reasonable control.
An American soldier was shot in the left shoulder at a U.S. base in the NATO area of northern Bosnia. The wound was not life threatening and the soldier, from the 2nd Brigade 1st Armored Division, was stabilized and evacuated to a field hospital after two on patrol fired on the intruder who fled.
A 10 year old boy testifies in Elyria Municipal Court about a day care supervisor who put tape on his mouth during bingo. He and three other children ages 10 12 and 10 are key witnesses in the trial of Sandy Murphy former Kid's Center employee accused of abusing children in her care.
A study finds that the death of a significant person raises heart attack risk 14 times the usual, peaking the day after loss. Dr. Murray A. Mittleman of Deaconess Hospital notes extreme distress from such bereavement can trigger cardiac events.
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