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Yeltsin Weighs Bypass at Home or Abroad
Western doctors argue Yeltsin would have higher survival odds for coronary bypass in the United States where about 500,000 such operations are done annually. Russian death rates and limited experience suggest the U S offers greater safety for the 65 year old president. Renat Akchurin leads a Moscow team with Dr. Michael DeBakey consulted for risk assessment.
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Council Reconsiders Rite Aid Site Amid Traffic Plan
The council weighs a $2 million Rite Aid store site as traffic bottlenecks prompt reconsideration. Votes shifted with two members ready to switch in favor while one remains undecided. The plan would add a lane reducing on street parking near J R Dall Ford but gains support from local business owner Gary Milan who cites dangerous intersections as justification.
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Ortiz Case Reveals Domestic Strife and Jury Verdict
Michelle Ortiz faced prison after a jury convicted her of aggravated assault for stabbing her husband during a seven year abusive marriage. The defense argued self defense, noting prior violence and threats. Prosecutors urged a lengthy sentence citing a danger to society and past attacks on the husband.
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Garn of alcohol turns up in police report
Police said Garn is a recovering alcoholic with no recollection of the incident but cooperated with the investigation. The Garns are divorced, and Lisa Garn has another child. Corts issued the sentence for Judge Kosma Glavas, who is ill.
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Chronicle Telegram Circulation Details and Delivery Rates
Local contact numbers for home delivery and motor route service list weekly and annual rates. The Chronicle Telegram operates from Elyria Ohio with mail subscriptions and postal information for address changes and delivery areas.
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Ex-N C Lt Gov Jimmy Green pleads guilty to tax evasion
Jimmy Green former lieutenant governor of North Carolina sobbed and pleaded guilty to a federal tax evasion charge. He faces up to three years in prison and a $250000 fine with sentencing set for December 9. The case ties to a tobacco fraud probe revealing over $50 million in illegal sales in 1990 and 1991. Green admitted benefiting from extra income in 1991 from black market tobacco activities.
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Goldwater Leaves Hospital After Mild Stroke
Former U S Senator Barry Goldwater, 87, released from St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix two weeks after a mild stroke was discovered during routine testing. He earlier received care at Barrow Neurological Institute and left home Saturday with visiting figures including President Clinton and Bob Dole.
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Kennedy Wedding Privacy Draws Vast Media Buzz
The Kennedy nuptials drew intense public interest as details surfaced after noon Monday from Len Kennedy. The bride wore pearl silk crepe with a train and a veil. the groom wore a midnight blue suit with a white vest. He used his father’s wristwatch and spoke of a private, meaningful ceremony. Journalists noted the dramatic media freezeout and speculation over who attended and wore what.
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Fed debate over inflation and jobs stirs rates debate
Economists split on whether low unemployment guarantees higher inflation. Doves warn wage pressure from tight labor markets could lift prices while hawks argue inflation will rise and insist on rate hikes. Greenspan sits middle, warning a sharp rise might slow growth.
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