Yeltsin Health Rumors Roil Moscow as Crisis Deepens
Moscow papers trade in rumors about Boris Yeltsin amid economic turmoil. Reports claim multiple heart attacks and possible early dementia while the president recovers from bronchitis and fever. Spokesman denies resignation talks as critics press for bold leadership changes.
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ABC drops 20/20 Disney parent story after Westin clash
ABC News kills a 20/20 report by Brian Ross on Walt Disney Co alleging Disney World hiring and safety lapses. The decision followed a confrontation between President David Westin and Ross, with editors deeming the piece editorially flawed. The Schweizer book cites security gaps and offender risks at Disney World.
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Chronicle-Telegram Rates and Contact Information
U S delivery options listed for Elyria and surrounding areas include Carter Daily and Sunday home delivery at 2.75 weekly, motor route 2.80 weekly, and mail rates daily and Sunday 195 yearly with Sunday 62.40 yearly. Publication details note The Chronicle-Telegram is printed daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing & Publishing, 225 East Ave. Elyria Ohio 44035, with post office and address change information.
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Starr Earnings Highlight Private Practice and Public Duty
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr earned 1.2 million dollars from his private practice last year while family assets total at least 4.5 million. He took an unpaid leave from Kirkland & Ellis in July to focus on the Clinton investigation, drawing about 1 million annually from the firm since 1994. Critics say private work posed conflict concerns during the probe.
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Lorainite Arrested in Drug Trafficking Case
Darryl Leon Miller, 34, of West 13th Street, was indicted in November 1997 on seven counts for heroin and cocaine trafficking and a pattern of corrupt activity. He was arrested Monday and held in county jail on a 250000 dollar bond. Charges cover cocaine and heroin trafficking and possession of drug paraphernalia. The indictment covers actions from July 1, 1993 to Oct. 8, 1996. Paraphernalia include small plastic bags.
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NBA labor dispute drags as owners to deliver counterproposal
The NBA lockout continues with no games missed yet and owners set to respond with a counterproposal later this week. Union leaders claim progress while highlighting a luxury tax plan targeting huge contracts like Kevin Garnett’s 126 million six year deal.
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OSHA Fines Over Safety Lapses at USS Kobe Mill
OSHA proposed a 3500 dollar fine for missing railing and no caution signs after the May 29 accident at USS Kobe, with a 5000 dollar penalty for inadequate run-out area safety procedures. The company says two violations are corrected and abatement actions are underway while Kobe reviews the findings and cooperates with investigators.
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Slaying of Gay Student Triggers Hate Crime Debate
The killing of Matthew Shepard, a 21 year old University of Wyoming student, spurred antigay backlash and renewed calls for hate crimes legislation. Authorities cited robbery as motive though he was targeted for being gay. The case drew national attention including a Clinton push to ease federal hate crime prosecutions.
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Supreme Court action clouds fate of gay rights laws
The court dodged ruling on Cincinnati and similar anti gay rights ordinances, creating confusion about protection for gays nationwide. Justice Stevens noted the Cincinnati case differed from Colorado’s ban, urging restraint in reading too much into the decision. Lambda Legal’s Suzanne Goldberg warned against assuming broader license to curb protections.
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