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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1999
Page
1
The Cleveland Browns cut running back Madre Hill along with ten additional players in a major roster trimming. No details on subsequent signings were announced, and the moves reshape the depth chart ahead of the season.
IRS cautions against overvaluing donated used cars and trucks and urges vigilance for car donation scams. In a related piece, the 50th anniversary remembrance recalls Howard Unruh’s 13 victim massacre, noting the historical event.
The Chronicle invites readers to email ECT ohto.net and visit its website itp: fyrrw.chronicletelegram.com The site updates Monday through Friday and is best viewed with Netscape 4.0 or a frames-compatible browser.
Lorain County Labor Day Family Celebration at Lakeview Park drew an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 attendees. John Gallo, president of United Steelworkers Local 6621, noted high balloon distribution with thousands given in hours. Vendors and car show participants mixed with families enjoying inexpensive food and kid activities.
Elyria and Lorain residents paint why they work and how much they earn. Cynthia Gallion, 39, building supervisor, makes 13 250 annually with 13 years in the field. Craig Foltin, 32, Lorain city auditor, holds multiple degrees and earns 48 943 yearly with six years in the job. The piece surveys local workers and notes unemployment in the county at 5 ½ percent.
In Tiberias and Haifa two car bombs killed three people, likely including the bombers, and left a fourth critically injured. The attacks followed a signing ceremony for a peace pact sought by Ehud Barak’s government, with police sealing the scenes and investigators probing the blasts.
A condensed account recalls the May 1937 Hindenburg crash at Lakehurst New Jersey that killed over 30 aboard while more than 60 survived. It notes the era’s airship tragedies including The Akron and The Shenandoah and mentions front pages and a commemorative volume.
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