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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1998
Page
2
A weather bulletin shows fair five day outlook with highs in the 50s and low 40s and a record high of 70 in 1930 and a record low. Relative humidity around 69 percent. Southwest winds up to 30 knots rising to 35 knot gales. Seas 5 to 8 feet building to 8 to 10 feet. Tonight southwest gales to 35 knots and seas to 10 feet.
Classified hotline and office hours listed with weekly and yearly rates for home delivery. Publication details note daily except Christmas and mailing address in Elyria Ohio with post office box for address changes.
Kent State University scholars reflect on John F Kennedy's era of Camelot, the national trauma of his death, and the enduring myth surrounding his presidency. They discuss television's role, public trust, and lasting cynicism toward government, alongside comparisons to later figures.
Residents and officials recount the national tragedy of Kennedy's assassination and its local impact. Eyewitness memories span Wilcox Elementary to Baldwin Wallace College, with police, troopers, and civic leaders reflecting on fear, grief, and lasting doubt about national security.
President Clinton warned that Iraq must fully comply with U.N. weapons inspections or face potential military action. He outlined five criteria, including full turnover of nuclear chemical and biological weapon production documents and allowing unfettered inspections, as U.N. inspectors continued work amid Iraqi objections.
Witnesses describe Saturday crash on a road with a 35 mph limit. Lt. Dennis Will notes unclear speed, while resident Steve Burgess compares the curve to a raceway and urges enforcement. In a separate incident a buggy carrying Joe Keim and his children from Oberlin was struck from behind on Route 58. the driver fled, the buggy axle broke, the rear wheel detached, and all occupants escaped with minor injuries as troopers investigate the other vehicle.
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