Christmas Twig Grabs Spotlight From National Tree Tale
A child beams as he catches a twig fallen from the National Christmas Tree bound for the White House. The scene unfolds amid a jumble of unrelated items and headlines on local pages.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1996
Page
1
A child beams as he catches a twig fallen from the National Christmas Tree bound for the White House. The scene unfolds amid a jumble of unrelated items and headlines on local pages.
In San Juan a blast in a busy suburban shopping district left at least 18 dead and 62 injured with up to 15 more presumed missing. Officials suspected a propane leak. the six story building was declared unsafe, delaying searches overnight as engineers shore up the structure.
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers Local 425 negotiate a new contract to secure a 1999 product, replacing Thunderbird and Cougar models and improving plant competitiveness. Local 425 president Bill Allen notes unprecedented terms and 3,600 hourly workers face a December vote.
Elyria resident Andrew Daniels filed a 500000 lawsuit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against M M Mars Co and Family Dollar Store Cleveland alleging mislabeled peanut M and Ms caused a lip injury. He says he bought three peanut M Ms Nov 1 and found no peanuts inside. He treated his lip with doctor prescribed antibiotics and ointment. Daniels represents himself and cites legal study at Case Western.
Four residents at Autumn Aegis Nursing Home on Oberlin Avenue evacuated their rooms four hours before a section of the building collapsed into a 10 foot deep tunnel. About 300 square feet were affected and two bedrooms destroyed. no injuries. Construction workers were digging from the basement to a nearby site when the concrete footer failed, due to prior improper pouring and temperature changes. Sprenger said residents left after sensing air from the floor.
Elyria man Johnathon K. Gordon and Lakewood woman Juliana Slater are charged with two counts of theft each in connection with stealing a 110-year-old Paris made violin valued at $25,000 from an Oberlin College student and pawning it for $35. Slater faces drug possession after officers found cocaine in her coat. police say Gordon sold the violin and two trumpets. Slater aided the sale.
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