Tenacious Tonia Kwiatkowski Clings to Olympic Ice Dream
Tonia Kwiatkowski pursues an Olympic dream with relentless practice on ice. Her grit keeps her in contention amid national trials as she trains with coaches and teammates, aiming for the podium in a fiercely competitive field.
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Glowacki Earns AP Division 1 All-State First Team
Elyria High star Nick Glowacki is named to the Associated Press Division 1 All-State first team, becoming the 10th Elyria player to earn the honor. Other honorees are listed in the Sports sections B1 B2 with full Details on B4.
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Albert Belle not the only Albert in headlines this week
Albert Einstein letters sold at auction for 900000 reveal sharp tensions with his first wife Mileva Marie in a new perspective on the 20th century giant. The story appears on page B6.
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Sound Familiar Mississippi Spraying Case Echoes Lorain County
A Mississippi pesticides spraying case draws comparisons to the Lorain County incident. Report notes an Oberlin conservatory connection and mentions another Oberlin musical group named Just for Fun BT.
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The Chronicle Web Presence Noted
The Chronicle announces its online presence with a URL and notes its paper uses a cycle ad newsprint style. The notice highlights sections such as ACCENT D1-2 and OPINION C4 and lists pages like B1-4 and D3.
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Dawg Pound Wall Begins to Fall at Cleveland Stadium
Demolition crews start tearing down the 1931 Cleveland Stadium behind the Dawg Pound after a two month asbestos clean up delay. Demco Inc uses an excavator as brick by brick comes down near Gate D by the scoreboard. construction of a new stadium to begin next spring with NFL team promised by 1999.
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KeyCorp plans 149 branch closures and 2700 jobs cut
Cleveland AP report says KeyCorp will close 149 branches and eliminate 2700 positions while merging 12 banks into a coast to coast operation. Shares rose nearly 5 percent to 51.25 on the NYSE as the board approves a stock buyback of up to 12 million shares.
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Elyria Parks Chief resigns for Cape Coral post
Elyria parks and recreation director David Woodruff will resign to join Cape Coral Florida Parks Department. Woodruff, in Elyria since 1989, cites a greater city and broader services as his reason, with Jan G as his last day. Cape Coral lies on the Gulf between Fort Myers and Sanibel Island.
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How area hospitals fare in new study
Cleveland Health Quality Choice released a biannual report showing the Greater Cleveland average in hospital death rate at 6.2 percent. Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin has a higher, long standing mortality rate not detailed in the report. EMH Regional Medical Center scored well for general patient satisfaction but poorly among obstetrics patients.
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Elyria youth killed in crash on Brookpark Road
Larry Ralich buries his son Maxwell 19 after a collision with a pickup on Brookpark Road while returning from the Cleveland Museum of Art. Maxwell died at 6 32 p m at Southwest General. Two passengers in Ralichs car Angela Thompson 17 and Stephen Baker 20 were also hurt. Police cited no alcohol or drug signs, seat belts were not used, and the investigation continues.
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Winter snow plan shows grim outlook for Ohio roads
Elyria report notes state spent 45 million last year to clear snow and officials fear a harsher winter ahead. Transportation Department spokeswoman Sally Giovinazzo says salt usage exceeded that of the 1977 blizzards as crews brace for continued heavy snowfall.
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