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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1995
Page
2
Tonight mainly west winds 15 to 25 knots shifting to northeast with snow likely after midnight. Waves 4 to 6 feet. Tuesday northeast winds 15 to 25 knots with more snow and waves 5 to 7 feet. Temperature unspecified.
The list shows prize tiers from 300000 down to 10000 with serial numbers and retailer names across Ohio locations such as Audrey's Delicatessen Parma The Beverage Merchant Guyahoga Falls and Towne Country in New Lexington, including stores like Dela ware Food Mart Girard Sparkle Market and SuperAmerica in Cincinnati.
A building leased by the United States housing American military personnel who train the Saudi national guard was destroyed in what authorities described as two explosions five minutes apart. Officials cited uncertainty over a car bomb and noted the blast reverberated two miles to a Riyadh banker’s office. Police cordoned off the area.
Daniel Andre Green known as Lord D. A.A.S. U allah faces capital murder charges for the 1998 James Jordan killing. The trial in Lumberton NC is slated to begin Monday with jury selection likely lasting a month. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. Green pleads innocence and may not testify.
A weekend storm system cut electricity to about 350000 customers from North Carolina to Maine. One fatality reported in Thomaston New York as a 50-foot tree crashed onto a car. Wind gusts reached 81 mph in Vermont and widespread outages persisted in Connecticut and Maine with thousands still without power Sunday evening. Flooding closed roads in Maine and New Hampshire while record cold hit the Upper Midwest. Authorities urged residents to stay safe and conserve energy as crews worked to restore service.
Clinton accuses Gingrich of pressing a spring budget crisis to force a GOP agenda while 800,000 federal workers face furloughs with 2.1 million civilian staff affected. Treasury plans to avoid default, as Senate and House figures clash over a stopgap bill and spending cuts to Medicare Medicaid and education are debated.
Lorain police recovered at least 1.6 million dollars from Al Feliciano’s independence home as they closed Angel's Tobacco Shop and the Royal Corona Lounge. The investigation began after felonious bets and runners’ slips were seized, with officials praising the force’s honesty and courage in ending the operation.
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