21 Sep 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1998
Page
1
Mark McGwire belts his 65th of the season in St. Louis, lifting the Cardinals to an 11 6 victory. In Chicago Sammy Sosa goes 6 for 5 on Sammy Sosa Day as the Cubs fall 7 3.
The taped grand jury session and 3183 pages of evidence outline President Clinton's relations with Monica Lewinsky and the Paula Jones case. Lewinsky's account cites sexual encounters and alleged concealing talks, while prosecutors flag possible obstruction. Public viewing began as White House and Starr arguments frame the release.
Oberlin College begins construction on the Adam Joseph Lewis Environmental Research Center on Elm Street near South Hall. Groundbreaking is set for 4 30 PM Friday as the two story building aims to teach through design and operation, per Professor David Orr.
A 24-year old Vermont man, Tor J. Loney of Middlebury, is charged with second degree murder in the death of Bard College student Anna Margaret Jones. Her body was found in St James Church parking lot in Red Hook after a tip. Jones, a Bard junior, reportedly had her throat slashed. Her father Nicholas Jones is an Oberlin College English professor.
Sherri Kadleck and Brett Scott, both 32, face five felony counts each of child endangering after five children were removed from their Florida Avenue home in Lorain amid filthy conditions. Their 2-year-old son Ryan Scott died March 27 in Cleveland from head trauma, ruled a homicide. No arrests yet. two sisters relocated to another foster home. Trial set for Tuesday in Common Pleas Court.
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