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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1996
Page
3
Fragmentary weather note reports record highs and lows with dates 1989 and 1971. Mentions wind speeds 10 to 20 knots, squalls, and waves 3 to 5 feet. Indicates tonight west winds shifting north, possible snow, and waves subsiding.
Belle Hart weighs contingency plan if Albert Belle leaves the Indians. Cleveland has spoken to San Francisco about Matt Williams and to Toronto about John Olerud and Charlie O'Brien while free agents Bobby Bonilla and Greg Vaughn near Friday options. Belle’s 1995 season featured 50 homers and 50 doubles. his past behavior has sparked suspensions. Kenny Lofton’s option and Jim Thome’s 1997 deal loom, and Eric Plunk reportedly declined a two year offer.
State patrol spokesman said a hostage negotiator was on site and no injuries or shots were reported. SWAT entered the building as fears of a high rise incident spread. 11th and 18th floors evacuated amid a Workers' Compensation offices complex with about 900 workers.
Snow measured up to 38 inches in Chardon with 22.3 inches statewide, prompting Gov. Voinovich to declare emergencies in Ashtabula Geauga and Lake counties. The Ohio Emergency Management Agency urged use of National Guard and other agencies while schools, offices, and power services faced disruptions.
Lorain authorities said two people were killed when a car left Elyria Avenue and struck a utility pole near Eastward Street Tuesday night. Rafael Velasquez died at Lorain Community/St Joseph Regional Health Center at 10 31 p m. Melody Fritz 26 of Hamilton Avenue Lorain died at 11 10 p m as a MetroHealth helicopter waited to transport her to Cleveland. The crash occurred about 9 30 p m. Police could not confirm who was driving. Firefighters had to extricate the man from the wrecked vehicle.
The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles including Editor Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor Editorial Page Editor Advertising Director Circulation Manager and President Treasurer. It shows home delivery by Carter Daly and Sunday at 52.60 weekly, motor route 260 weekly, mail within US 195 per year, and Sunday only 240 per year. USPS 110-020 indicates publication in Elyna Ohio with second class postage.
Oberlin resident Annessa Wyman and Nordson colleagues wait in Cleveland for a Florida trip as ice delays ground flights. A Delta MD-80 slid off a runway near a fence on Brookpark Road, marking a second such incident in two days. Travelers face long waits while crews clear the icy tarmac. Brandon Byard, headed to Camp Lejeune, uses the delay to spend time with family.
Prosecutor says Capers meant to kill Lumpkin after a brutal incident. Bond reduced from 50 000 to 20 000 by acting judge John Otero prompts questions about charges and further action. Capers faces potential vandalism and ramming charges with a preliminary hearing set for December 12. Lumpkin remains in hospital in critical condition with multiple injuries including a collapsed lung.
A KIPTON A radar detector valued around 100 dollars was taken from an unlocked 1988 Pontiac Firebird parked on Church Street. A woman reported the theft to sheriff's deputies, noting the device was on the dashboard when the break in occurred between 7 pm Thursday and 9:30 am Friday.
The American Cancer Society hosts the Great American Smokeout on November 21, urging smokers to quit for 24 hours. Non-smokers help by supporting those attempting to quit, with special Adopt-A-Smoker papers provided for the effort.
Firefighters battled a late Tuesday blaze at 2358 Lexington Ave causing 15000 in damage. The fire started in an upstairs bedroom and spread to the attic and adjacent rooms. Lt. James Steenstra and firefighter Dan Taylor were injured. both are out of service. The cause remains under investigation.
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