02 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1996
Page
1
First place scene as Cavaliers beat New Jersey 90 to 77 with Danny Ferry and Kerry Kittles in a key battle for a loose ball. Also notes on Browns season talk and other era items.
York International Corp union members at Local 6985 of the United Steelworkers approved a six-year labor agreement by better than 3-to-1. The old five-year contract expired Oct 31. About 800 hourly workers are covered with 950 employees overall. The deal includes annual pay raises and pension increases and establishes a joint management union relationship.
In Ashland at the University fieldhouse Dole urged a 96 hour push toward victory as he campaigns across 15 states to win Ohio's 21 electoral votes. Ford Bush and Voinovich boosted the effort predicting Ohio will carry Dole to the White House while supporters stressed tax cuts and urgent turnout.
Bob Dole speaks to about twenty college students at Georgia Tech arguing polls miss the point as he trails in his campaign. He contrasts his effort with past election outcomes, noting the strong economy under an incumbent. A University of Wisconsin expert suggests even Clinton's numbers would aid Dole.
The 1994 Republican revolution in the House faced demonization from President Clinton and harsh media portraying the GOP as harmful to Medicare and school lunches. Dole fought to prove the economy and GOP agenda were not so extreme while wrestling with weak charisma and unclear oratory.
Oberlin College student Thomas James Joyce, 20, was stopped after using a key he believed belonged to his friend. The brown 1982 Toyota Cressida Joyce borrowed had been reported stolen by Jessica Rigby, 21, who said she parked near Stevenson dining hall. Police noted the coincidence of two similar cars with the same key is rare, and a judge will decide if Joyce committed unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Joyce pleaded not guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court Friday.
Police investigated a theft at Kotter & Co., 1402 Lowell St., where a burglar climbed a fence and used tow motors to move snow blowers off pallets. Owner Mark J. Feyerchak estimated several snow blowers may be missing, with serial numbers to aid counts. The break-in occurred between 3 p.m. Thursday and 5 a.m. Friday.
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