25 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1996
Page
1
In a first inning exhibition, the Cleveland Tribe face the World Champion Braves. Umpire ejects Lofton for striking out and kicks Hargrove after the incident.
UAW Local 101 members face mass job losses if they approve a new three year Moen contract or a complete shutdown if they reject it. The offer would keep the Elyria screw machine plant open with about 80 skilled tradesmen and some staff, while roughly 120 workers would lose their jobs.
Jesse Jackson calls for a nationwide boycott of ABC affiliates airing the Oscars to protest the lack of black nominees. He says cultural bias locks out Black talent and has ministers in 25 cities ready to march on local ABC stations on show night.
Los Angeles AP reports the striptease drama Showgirls swept a record seven Golden Raspberry Awards. Elizabeth Berkley won worst actress and worst new star, Joe Eszterhas earned worst screenplay, and Paul Verhoeven received worst director as the ceremony crowned the year's worst film.
The redesigned $100 bill featuring an enlarged, off center portrait of Benjamin Franklin goes into circulation. About 50 million notes are in vaults, but many banks may not yet have them and the rollout will be gradual. Federal Reserve officials say ample supply is printed while local banks order as needed.
Tammy Ritsko 18 of LaGrange dies at MetroHealth after a three car crash on Route 57 Friday night. Patty Ellis 50 of West River Road died at the scene. Ritsko’s father Steven was killed by a drunken driver when she was 18 months old.
Last Monday Greg Horan sold unleaded at 1.17 a gallon. Today his BP on North Abbe Road raised six cents as hundreds of stations nationwide followed suit. Heat, crude costs and tighter clean air rules fueled the jump plus expected spring demand.
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