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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1996
Page
1
Boston pitcher Roger Clemens struck out 20 Detroit batters in a 20 strikeout performance tying his own major league single game record from a decade earlier. Cleveland edged Chicago 4 3 in another late night game.
In North Ridgeville Jim Sutton and Guy Trocano unveil a new Charles Chips outlet on Center Ridge Road bringing back the old brown and tan cans. The feature appears in Business, page B2.
An attorney for 485 residents suing Aztec Catalyst Co over the Garden Street plant explosions on August 27, 1993 urges the company to attend a pretrial conference. Dozens were injured or evacuated after two buildings collapsed and hydrocarbon fumes prompted hospital visits.
City planners told Cleveland Council the Browns new stadium will replace the aging venue with a downtown flagship that offers views of the city. Project manager Dennis Wellner of HOK Sports Facilities Group said the design blends brick textures with references to North Coast Harbor landmarks and aims to scream Cleveland.
James Maynard of Coronado Court Elyria used his home computer to post four pornographic images containing a colleague’s name and work number to the internet, authorities said. The warrants show the photos were linked to Maynard who subscribed to Internet Ohio under the alias Joshua.
Bob Dole trips four feet from a stage in Chico California after a railing fails. He remains unhurt amid an event that turned into an overall bad day as he also mislabels pitcher Hideo Nomo as a member of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In Elyria a driver ticketed for illegally parking in a handicapped space faced only a $15 fine after the citation. The Safety Committee recommended raising fines to $100 to curb abuse, noting Lorain and others saw fewer violations when penalties increased. Mary Butler led the Disabilities Act Committee and supported higher penalties.
Elyria city council committee recommends eliminating the Lake Avenue to Chestnut Street turn lane after the July death of Nancy Morrison, 47, of Hart Plaza. Residents petitioned for a stop light, but officials prefer closing the lane to reduce risk at the intersection.
At Midway Mall, Official Indians Team Shop staff prepared for the second straight division crown after Omar Vizquel made the game ending play. Sandy Evans reported record morning sales as fans mobbed for AL Central Champions merchandise hours before official confirmation.
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