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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1998

Page

2

Viagra linked to six deaths prompts safety review

Six men have died after using Viagra since its market debut, with causes under investigation. Pfizer and FDA officials caution results are not definitive, noting possible drug interactions and risks for men with heart conditions. The company reiterates warnings and urges heart health evaluation before prescribing and caution with nitrates and amyl nitrite.

Pfizer Inc Food and Drug IMS America Ltd Pfizer Andy McCormick Joseph Feczko FDA Lorrie McHugh

Ohio highway bill awards $34 million for eight projects

Ohio earns an extra 34 million for eight road projects after conference committee talks. Sen. Mike DeWine said the funds address states’ claims of highway underfunding and target safety improvements on routes including U S 35 Fairfield Road, U S 20, Route 2 between Oregon and Camp Perry, and the Cincinnati riverfront transport center for buses light rail and cars. The Clinton administration sign is anticipated.

Columbus Ohio Mike DeWine Conference House Senate Clinton DeWine Fairfield Road Greene County Oregon Camp Perry Caves Road Geauga County Diley Fairfield County Painesville Madison Perry Cincinnati

Road Bill Expands Highway Funding and Transit Spending

The legislation raises highway funding by 40 percent over six years, reshapes money distributions for fair state shares, boosts mass transit to 36 billion, and designates over 9 billion for highway projects amid bipartisan support. It totals 167 billion for highways and 36 billion for transit, with 719 million to reduce drunken driving. Critics call pork barrel spending and oppose cuts to veterans and social services to fund the plan.

John Chafee R-Ri Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Smithereens David Obey D-Wis Obey

Kinkel Rampage Recounts At Thurston High School

William Kinkel 59 and his wife were shot dead as their son Michael Kinkel, 15, opened fire at Thurston High School after being suspended for gun possession. Seventeen-year-old Mikael Nickolauson died at the scene and 16-year-old Ben Walker later died from head wounds. Kinkel appeared in court amid murder charges with a plea planned for June 16. Investigators cited multiple firearms and ammunition, with the rifle linked to Kinkel and handguns to his father. Neighbors described a troubled student once mocked as likely to start a world war.

William P. Kinkel Thurston High School Kinkel Mikael Nickolauson Ben Walker University of Oregon Oregon Ashley Proden Thurston High Bill DeForrest Kinkels Kristin Kinkel Hawaii Pacific University

Infant dies after assault at foster home on Oliver Street

Sheffield Lake police linked the March 26 death of a toddler to blunt head trauma believed to be homicidal. Dr. Lolita McDavid cited bruising as red flags for abuse, while attorney Christopher Winters called the death a travesty. The child had been placed with the Lowerys in January after removal from parents Brett Scott and Sherri Yost. no arrests have been made. Yost reported bruises during visits, with the last on March 18.

Sheffield Lake Police Department Oliver Street Lolita McDavid Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital McDavid Christopher Winters Cleveland Sherri Yost Vickie Lowery Ryan Yost Lorain County Children Services

Browns to Hold News Conference On Sale Prospects

The Browns plan a news conference early next month to discuss a potential sale structure with Charles and Larry Dolan each holding 30 percent, a Dolan family trust 30 percent, Cosby 5 percent, and 5 percent reserved. The NFL is reviewing bids with a managed auction and price discussions pegged around 250 to 300 million. Possible bidders include Richard Jacobs, Thomas Murdough, Bart Wolstein, Bernie Kosar, Calvin Hill, Paul Warfield, and Howard Milstein. The team moved in 1995 to Baltimore as the Ravens, with a new 72,000 seat stadium planned for next year at the former Cleveland Stadium site.

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Brave Cartwheel Challenge Sparks Schoolwide Effort

Sinegar promised a cartwheel for high passing rates and delivered amid doubt. Students returned inside as Gillam noted overall progress improved with or without cartwheels. Tim Rice praised the stunt and said it inspired him to work tougher on the test.

Stephen Korris Sinegar Tim Rice

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