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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1995
Page
1
A cryptic verse ties spectral nods to Three-Finger Mordecai Brown and Louis Sockalexis to a plea about The Unit’s strength, aiming to bring a figure named Arnold Miller to his knees at Eddie's.
Lorain County men return from a rally for unity and brotherhood with vows to improve lives and rebuild a country tainted by racism. Russell Burt hopes the Million Man March inspires men to become community catalysts for change. Organizers estimate 15 million participated nationwide. Park Police cite 400 000 in attendance.
Bank One Cleveland agrees to sell 11 of 18 Lorain County branches to Premier Bank & Trust. The deal lifts Premier assets to about 625 million to 650 million, from 500 million, as FirstMerit/EST and Lorain National Bank remain active players. About 55 Bank One employees may lose their jobs if branches close, though positions could transfer to Premier. Three Elyria Bank One branches likely to close but may reopen later under a new name.
Mayor Keys weighs veto after council approves a three lane widening of East Broad Street by a 6-5 vote. The ordinance auto enters if not signed in 10 days, while an override would require eight votes. Keys cites gridlock risk and urges careful navigation amid local and county concerns.
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan gestures as he speaks during the Million Man March on Capitol Hill, delivering empowering remarks to a large gathering. He praises unity and discipline while urging attendees to uphold community values and responsibilities.
John Elway leads the Broncos to a 27-0 home shutout over the Oakland Raiders in Monday Night Football action. The Broncos’ offense and defense stifled the Raiders throughout the game.
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