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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1996
Page
1
Phillies Details in Sports BA.
A feature on teen prank culture near high schools during football season contrasts harmless gags with actions that cross a line. The piece examines student humor, community reactions, and safety considerations for players and fans.
Police questioned two U S Marines suspected of assaulting and robbing a 56 year old Okinawan woman. The incident follows Okinawa voters' overwhelming call to cut the heavy U S military presence sparked by anger over a prior rape case involving service members.
Archaeologists uncover John Smith Jamestown links as Nick Petrofski of Southview competes in three fall sports Soccer football and golf. Mike Royko laments Saddam era policies in Op-Ed. Local sections include sports death notices and classified ads.
A pepper spray canister released at Lorain Middle School sent 123 students and four teachers to local hospitals with breathing and vomiting symptoms. No canister was found but odor was detected. police will question two boys. Classes resumed as administrators reassure families of safety.
Gerald Rusty Henthorne, a former Elyria police officer, was found guilty of theft in office for making 2048 unauthorized cell calls totaling 1838 dollars from February to August 1995. Sentencing is set in about six weeks with potential prison and fines, amid broader investigations including grand jury implications.
The AFL-CIO endorsed several Democratic candidates including Mark Bedeski for prosecutor and Mary Jo Vasi and Michael Ross for Lorain County Commission. The group also backs Alan Spitzer's riverboat gambling issue and vows active support to lift these campaigns.
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