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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1998

Page

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Pope John Paul II marks 20th anniversary with open air Mass

Pope John Paul II celebrates his 20th anniversary as pope with a special open air Mass in St. Peter's Square attended by 20,000 Poles. The event marks two decades of his papacy and Catholic leadership in the Vatican.

John Paull St. Peter's Square Vatican

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County to review Stoneco area for possible lower values

Lorain County Auditor Mark Stewart said his office will study property values around Stoneco Inc in Lorain Sheffield Township and Elyria Township to see if they should be reduced due to odors and grime from the Pearl Avenue asphalt plant. The review covers 1994 to 1997 sale comparisons and may lower taxes in 1999 and 2000.

ELYRIA Mark Stewart Stoneco Inc Stewart Sherrod Brown D-Lorain Lorain Joseph Koziura Sheffield Township Elyria Township Pearl Avenue Jo Lynne Hall Clinton Avenue Stoneco ered

Funeral honors slain Wyoming student Matthew Shepard

Mourners remember Matthew Shepard, the openly gay University of Wyoming student, as a gentle spirit who faced a world that was not always kind. His funeral at St. Mark's Episcopal Church drew about 700 mourners amid snow. Two men, both 21, face murder charges with robbery cited as the primary motive and anti gay bias noted.

CASPER Wyo Matthew Shepard University of Wyoming Matt Anne Kitch Shepard Peekskill N.Y St. Mark's Episcopal Church Laramie

Survivors testify at Elyria breast cancer hearing

Ten people shared testimonials at the Elyria YWCA during an annual public hearing on breast cancer tied to Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Survivors described the illness boldly while organizers hoped for broader turnout and awareness. Representatives urged action and screening.

ELYRIA Mary Smitek Gracie White Fannie Moore-Hopkins Elyria YWCA Hollie Rice the YWCA U.S Sherrod Brown D-Lorain Northeast Ohio Breast and Cancer FIGHTING SPIRITS Nancy Stoldt Judy Taylor

Ireland leaders win Nobel Peace Prize for NI accord

Nobel committee honors John Hume and David Trimble for work toward ending Northern Ireland conflict and enabling a power sharing government. Prize of 963000 dollars to be split between them. The award notes their roles despite differing paths and tensions with Sinn Fein.

BELFAST Northern Ireland John Hume David Trimble Hume WALNLIL PHITY Nobel Committee Trimble Nobel Gerry Adams Sinn Fein Oslo Nobel Middle East Israel Menachim Begin Egypt Anwar Sadat Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Yitzhak Rabin Shimon Peres Ulster Unionist Party

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