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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1998
Page
1
Scientists express eagerness to study experiments conducted aboard the space shuttle Columbia as it returns from a mission. Researchers aim to analyze results, publish findings, and apply insights to future space biology and physics research.
In a California 500 crash, rescue workers doused flames and freed Bill Eliott from his car following a collision with Kyle Petty. Both drivers were knocked out of the race while Mark Martin surged to his third victory, securing a dominant win despite the incident.
A Mobile Alabama charity auction paid a fan seven thousand five hundred dollars for a kiss from actor Mark Harmon and a walk on role opposite him on Chicago Hope. The event raised twenty five thousand dollars in total.
Angel Lozano convicted of theft in office and Thomas R Harris convicted of complicity to theft in office for stealing brass water meters and selling them as scrap. Judge Kosma Glavas will sentence them in six to eight weeks, with potential penalties up to 18 months in prison and a $5000 fine.
Residents and officials march along Pearl Avenue to press for the Stoneco asphalt plant shutdown amid strong odor complaints. EPA denied renewal. Stoneco appeals. plant remains open pending the process. About 60 demonstrators joined politicians including Mary Boyle and Sherrod Brown with election-time criticism of Gov. Voinovich.
Theodore Kaczynski, stripped of his Unabomber image, faces four life terms plus 30 years after a January plea bargain for killing three men and maiming two. A high security federal prison awaits while victims or families prepare to address Judge Garland Burrell Jr. in court.
Rep Dan Burton said he will publish 54 Webster Hubbell prison phone conversations in full arguing investigators edited tapes to protect Hubbell family privacy. Former White House counsel Jack Quinn dismissed privacy claims and criticized the committee chairman for altering materials.
A major earthquake struck Okinawa and surrounding southwestern Japan on Monday morning. The Central Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami warning, predicting waves up to seven feet. The preliminary magnitude was 7.7 with the quake centered about 12 miles beneath the sea, roughly 160 miles south of Ishigaki Island.
Boston AP reports Harvard professor Dr. Judah Folkman says the mouse cancer cure using angiostatin and endostatin is very promising but not guaranteed in humans. Researchers plan human trials within a year, with NCI director Dr. Krausner stressing rapid clinical testing. Mouse tumors shrank as the drugs cut off blood supply.
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