16 Mar 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1999
Page
1
Boxing judge Eugenia Williams stands by her scoring in the Holyfield versus Lewis heavyweight bout despite controversy. The article notes her reasoning and the public reaction reflected in the sports section B1.
Email address and website for The Chronicle provided, with notes on site updates and browser suggestions. Also lists page designations for sections such as Horoscopes Bridge Lottery and various departments.
Elyria area schools join a Home town Stars cereal line at Apples Quality Food Outlet on Abbe Road. Two boxes feature Elyria High School Pio neer marching band and Elyria Catholic High School seniors plus sports teams. Each box costs 5.99 with 1 going to the schools,Image photos courtesy Reinker Photography.
Elyria officials discuss county airport growth with County Commissioner Michael Ross signaling openness to a public vote. He says he is weighing information, concerns, and suggestions as a potential option to involve residents in the expansion vision.
A single case of viral meningitis was reported Monday at Wilcox Elementary School in North Ridgeville. The second grader is expected to return to school by week’s end, according to the North Ridgeville Schools superintendent Tom Rockwell.
A collision near Bourbonnais Illinois between Amtrak City of New Orleans and a semitrailer killed at least 12, with 6 to 8 more feared. Nineteen crew on board 196 survivors accounted for and between 100 and 216 passengers on the train. The crash sent passengers to hospitals or a Red Cross cared facility as rescue crews searched wreckage for survivors.
Elyria report says 19 year old Michael Copp pleaded guilty to one count of misuse of a credit card for charging his girlfriend’s breast implants with his mother’s card. Under a deal with prosecutors he will be sentenced next Monday by Common Pleas Judge Mark A. Lee.
Oscar Thrash, 58, accused of posing as a police officer and stealing $800 from a Lorain woman, was jailed in Lorain County on a $500,000 bond after being brought from West Virginia. He was sought in South Dakota and Florida but will be prosecuted in Ohio first. He allegedly robbed a 72 year old May 5, 1997 while identifying as Lt. Leroy Brown.
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