Embattled Fujimori Announces Exit and New Elections
President Alberto Fujimori declares he will resign and pursue fresh elections. The Chronicle notes ongoing coverage with updates on the web and via the Ohio net site as the situation develops.
18 Sep 2000
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2000
Page
1
President Alberto Fujimori declares he will resign and pursue fresh elections. The Chronicle notes ongoing coverage with updates on the web and via the Ohio net site as the situation develops.
AP outlines how about 10 percent of Americans remain undecided with many from small towns and working class backgrounds. Profiles Tracey Jones a 33 year old Democrat shopping in a D C store who plans to vote after more homework. Debates and polls shape how both campaigns target this key bloc.
Cleveland finally wins at home 23-20 over Pittsburgh as Courtney Brown seals the victory with a third sack on Kent Graham. Owner Al Lerner celebrated in the box, noting the late drama and Browns' first two-game win streak of the season.
Tropical Storm Gordon neared the Gulf Coast near Cedar Key bringing floods and tornado threats from the Keys to Gainesville. Power outages affected 121,000 residents as the storm dumped heavy rain, with a Pembroke Park tornado damaging a mobile home complex and squalls rattling South Florida. Gov. Bush mobilized 200 National Guard members.
Arnold Tollett, 64, a former Elyria safety director and councilman, died Sunday after remaining active in the community. Friends and family described him as a man who cared deeply for the city and stayed involved until his death.
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