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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1997
Page
2
Today the North wind 10 to 20 knots veers to northwest and waves subside to 2 to 4 feet. Sunrise is 6:57 a.m., sunset 7:55 p.m., with similar times tomorrow. Relative humidity and record highs/lows not fully readable.
A fragmented OCR reads names including Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young and Phillip W Kelly with USPS designation 110-020 and references to The Chronicle Telegram publication details in Elyria Ohio. The text also lists several individuals presumably as staff or notice recipients.
Vanity Fair cites police reports on Patsy Ramsey conflicting about finding the ransom note and JonBenet missing. Fleet White says he did not see the body in a basement room early Dec 26 while John Ramsey found it later that day. The article references sealed reports and homecoming details from Dec 25.
Cleveland Mayor Michael White vows to finish the $247 million stadium on time and on budget despite bids running about 12.8 million over. He cites concrete costs as the overrun driver and says officials may swap concrete supports for steel to cut costs while aiming to open the August 21, 1999 game.
Booher faces charges of kidnapping and domestic violence after a long standoff at his wife's North Island Road home. He must post either over 100000 or 10 percent to bond out. Police say he bound himself to the scene amid prior threats and arson attempts.
Affidavits allege Justice Douglas linked to Flask and the sanitary district while criticizing a bill to expand the district board. Cronin and Lucas corroborate private discussions. Douglas denies talks with them. Hanna and Flask unavailable for comment as the Mahoning County corruption probes proceed.
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