21 Nov 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1998
Page
1
Chronicle reporters survey Buckeye fans at Midway Mall on Thursday as they weigh John Cooper’s chances against Michigan. Voices range from hopeful to skeptical with one joking about retirement and another implying a coaching change. Santa Claus adds a playful exclamation from a North Pole observer.
Palestinians celebrate a Friday with Israeli troops withdrawing from another West Bank area. The move is framed as advancing Yasser Arafat toward statehood, amid ongoing regional tension and political maneuvering.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Chronicle hints at a hidden or secret newsprint archive. The readable bits mention NiecowstarrelhREkive and secreted newsprint, suggesting archival discovery or concealment themes without clear names or dates.
Michael J. Simon sues Oberlin College German professor Heidi Thomann Tewarson seeking return of Mimi Simon diaries and memoirs. Lawyer notes Mimi wrote on scraps in Nazi custody. Michael, possibly youngest living Holocaust survivor, born in Terezin on Jan 8 1943.
Mayfield rallied from a 14 point deficit to defeat Midview 35 to 21 at Byers Field and claim the Division I football regional championship. Midview ends its first playoff appearance with a 10-2 record as 1,009 fans from Grafton area attended the game. Coach Bill Albright called the season memorable and historic for the Middies.
On the House Judiciary Committee two Republicans said they will oppose impeaching President Clinton, signaling possible shifts as the GOP majority, all 21 Republicans, has pushed a pro impeachment stance. Porter supports a censure instead and predicts more GOP members may join. Depositions are set next week in the Willey case amid broader probe beyond Lewinsky.
Brookside High School marching band, 97 members with five majorettes, will travel to Philadelphia for the 7th annual Thanksgiving Day Parade. They were selected from 45 applicants nation wide to represent the community with a varied marching style. The group will perform She’s Not There, Walkin’ on Sunshine, and Santa’s Parade and will return November 28.
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