06 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1998
Page
1
Michael Adam Carneal pleads guilty but mentally ill for the three student deaths in Kentucky. He receives a prison sentence of at least 25 years. The report notes YMCA community fundraising 87 years ago in the county. Connie Davis, A10.
The item surveys a lottery bridge on movies business with analysis from op ed and classified pages. It notes shifts in advertising revenue and audience trends while referencing notable industry figures and recent market movements.
The House Judiciary Committee voted 21-16 along party lines to open an impeachment inquiry of President Clinton. White House criticized the process as unfair and partisan. A full House vote, likely Thursday or Friday, could authorize the inquiry as midterm elections loom.
Indians manager hopes Jaret Wright neutralizes New York as Kenny Lofton heats up at the plate. Nagy settles into form, bullpen shines in Boston series, and Justice Ramirez Lofton power the lineup. All the pressure sits on the Yankees as Cleveland plays with nothing to lose.
A county committee urged building the new justice center west of Court Street and hiring an architect. It asked officials to decide within 90 days if Elyria Municipal Court will be housed there, noting two new judges start Jan 1 in temporary quarters. Some officials opposed the site push amid ongoing Third Street property talks with St Mary Catholic Church.
In separate Chronicle Telegram interviews Democrat Lee Fisher and Republican Bob Taft spar over a proposed 1.1 billion property tax cut. Fisher would cut property taxes 15 percent for homes up to 100 000 appraisal, with caps for higher values. Taft called the plan risky and likely to require other tax increases to fund it.
Vermilion reaches a federal settlement with Threesome Entertainment Inc. over the city’s adult nightclub.Funding covers 18,000 by insurance and 5,000 deductible. Mayor Jimmy Davis says the deal resolves the dispute while upholding most of the ordinance and protecting health interests.
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