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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1995
Page
6
Southeast winds 15 to 25 knots shift to south as rain develops. Waves rise to 4 to 6 feet. Thursday brings 15 to 25 knot south winds with showers and a chance of thunderstorms. Waves build to 5 to 7 feet. Temperature.
Jacqueline Bouknight, jailed seven years for refusing to reveal her son's whereabouts, walks free. Her refusal remains, with judge fearing the boy may be dead while advocates press for information. The case mirrors similar parental silence in missing child disputes, including Elizabeth Morgan.
Anthony Cambria, an uninsured child treated by Dr Johanna Goldfarb, remains gravely ill and unable to visit. Relatives organize a Sunday benefit at Blue Marlin Lorain seeking about 10000 to cover medical bills totaling around 100000 while a trust fund at Lorain National Bank in Avon Lake is set up for Anthony.
Physicians describe removing a blood clot near the brain and brain swelling after a football incident. Experts caution that routine screening would be impractical and unlikely to predict such rare events in young athletes.
Dayton reports Holbrooke said all three Balkan presidents seek peace during pre conference talks with Milosevic Tudjman and Izetbegovic. He will depart Wright Patterson to Zagreb leaving officials to press negotiations as a curtain of silence falls after the ceremony. He called the AP interview his final one.
Beatrice Esquivel uncovered a three week old Lotto ticket among gum wraps and brushes, winning $8 million as the sole winner of the October 7 drawing with her husband Antonio. They bought the ticket at Baker Street cookie store in Alameda. the business earns $40,000 and the couple gets $400,000 yearly for 20 years after taxes.
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