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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1996
Page
1
In Friday night NBA action Allen Iverson gathers rebounds for Philadelphia but Cleveland wins 105 to 89. The page also notes local honors, market highs, historic sit in preservation, an iceberg break, and various charges and opinions across multiple items.
A compact fragment from a newspaper page shows sections labeled ACCENT and LOTTERY BRIDGE with entries on MOVIES OP-ED COMICS OPINION COMMUNITY and DEATHS RELIGION including a brief reference to horoscopes and sports. The legible portion hints at a varied page layout without cohesive narrative.
Texaco will pay 115 million in cash to 1,500 current and former black workers, 26.1 million for five years of raises, and 35 million for diversity training to resolve a race discrimination lawsuit filed in 1994. The case stemmed from claims of a white privilege network, racial slurs, and a tape showing executives mocking black culture and planning to hide documents.
Five teens were hurt Friday night when a car on Furnace Street lost control and hit a second car. Four were evaluated at EMH Regional Medical Center. Injured include Christina Carter 13 of Lorain Todd Terrell 19 of Elyria Wanda Glass 18 of Lorain Carlton Blakely 18 of Detroit Antoinette Johnson 17 with location unavailable. Carter was treated and released.
Local unions including plumbers pipe fitters and electricians urge a boycott of Lorain Community St Joseph Regional Health Center over hiring non union Bay Mechanical Electrical Corp for interior work on a 19.1 million expansion project. AFL CIO endorsement cited by Dave Mitchell Local 42.
Former diplomat Alger Hiss who helped create the United Nations died Friday in Manhattan at 92. His espionage case fueled Cold War myth, launched the Nixon political rise, and remained a point of debate despite his denials of passing secrets to the Soviet Union. His son Tony Hiss was among those reflecting on a contentious legacy.
Centerior proposes a 500 million rate reduction for residential customers if its Centerior merger with Ohio Edison Co is approved. About 1 million northern Ohio residents would gain $5 monthly cuts, with Lorain County areas including Avon Lake and parts of Westlake and Rocky River affected. Reduction would start six months after regulatory approval.
President Clinton reversed course saying U.S. troops will remain in Bosnia through June 1998 to foster peace, extending the mission from the prior withdrawal target. About 8,500 troops will join the extended U.S. role as NATO plans and regional stability hinge on longer involvement.
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