11 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1996
Page
1
Dallas kicker Chris Boniol boots a game deciding field goal to lift the Cowboys 20-17 over San Francisco in overtime. Terrell Brandon fuels a Cavs 101-86 win at Denver with an 18-0 run. Other scores include Steelers 24 Eagles 17, Jaguars 30 Dolphins 37, Ravens 27.
Police still pursue two inmates who fled Sunday while unloading hay at Grafton Correctional Camp. The fugitives are sought by local and state authorities as a manhunt intensifies with increasing public safety concerns.
The Chronicle notes its availability on the web at a malformed URL while describing its ted newsprint style and providing classification tags for sections such as comics op ed and community ads.
A fast moving snowstorm dumps 1 to 2 feet on the Cleveland area, halting power to thousands as accidents mount. American Airlines Flight 444 slid 150 feet off a slushy Hopkins runway with 115 passengers and six crew unharmed. Utilities restore power to about 92,000 homes as crews from Toledo and Columbus respond.
Fire at 4965 Northwood Drive trapped Deedee Peoples 28 and Andy Rivera 19 on the second floor with three children Matthew 3 Mackenzie 2 and Martin 1. They jumped from a second floor window as flames rose to the roof as a friend on the couch outside caught the youngest child.
At Ford Lorain Assembly Plant negotiations progress slowly but steadily with 3600 hourly workers. UAW Local 425 president Bill Allen says no strike is likely as meetings remain upbeat and no firm vehicle decision has been made despite earlier hints of a new model. Several Ford facilities are in the running for any replacement vehicle.
David Brinkley opened his last appearance as the show’s host with an apology to the president and closed with his familiar chuckle. The 76-year-old television pioneer ends a 53-year network news career, though his exit is overshadowed by Election Night remarks calling President Clinton a bore and predicting more goddamned nonsense.
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