10 May 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1998
Page
1
A five year old captivates the New York Stock Exchange chairman in a notable display of early financial curiosity. The item sits among Business B11 coverage with cross references to other national and global news.
A grandmother narrator muses on Mothers' Day humor in a New Yorker cover depicting a hard hat mother breastfeeding. She recalls tea with four young mothers and five daughters, notes differences between generations, and contrasts caregiving with hunting gathering roles, ending with a nod to LEIMBACH on page A5.
Elyria officials move to define Cleveland Street in the city’s northeast quadrant after a business group folded a rennaisance plan. Property owners like Tony Solis note the street’s paradoxical mix of high traffic, dense owner occupied commerce, and strong residential presence. Solis and Laura Solis, not related, moved their mattress operation from Lee CLEVELAND STREET, AS
Lorain County coroner Dr. Paul Matus found no stab or gunshot wounds on 25 year old Jason Montori after an Ford Explorer dragged his body 12 miles. He meticulously examined the corpse and said heart was in good shape though investigators may never know if the car killed him. Drug or alcohol test results due Monday or Tuesday.
A 47-year-old Elyria man Wilbert Oswalt died Saturday night after his wheelchair caught fire while he burned brush in a wooded lot behind his Fackler Avenue home. Coroner Dr. Paul Matus said no cause was determined and there was no sign of foul play as Oswalt crawled away from the chair. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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