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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1996
Page
1
Chicago columnist Mike Royko discusses a graffiti artist in a biting column about justice and street vandalism, arguing about punishment and the artist’s defiant attitude as the city grapples with law and order.
In a packed sports blurb the Red Sox defeated the Rangers 13 to 8. The section also notes results involving the Orioles, A's, Yankees, Cardinals, Brewers, and Pirates with brief game mentions and upcoming schedule hints.
A consumer nutrition group says a single large mushroom cheeseburger with onion rings can total about 1800 calories at popular chains like Applebee's and TGI Fridays. The finding highlights high calorie counts in casual dining fare.
Boris Yeltsin, 65, will delay heart bypass surgery for six to ten weeks as doctors treat damaged heart muscle and keep him hospitalized to heal. Michael DeBakey says recuperation could take about two more months, with success rising to near certainty after six weeks.
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Mike Rowe operations manager at Geauga Lake paid $350 each for 32 turnstiles, totaling $11,200. Art Modell's toilet sold for $2,700 to Gary Bauer owner of The Basement nightclub in the Flats.
Rainy windy day ushers in sale of sports memorabilia from Cleveland Stadium where bidders sought seats and vendor gear. Four wooden seats fetched 434.50 as locals recalled Browns and Indians eras while auctions of non-sports items wrap up today.
The Federal Reserve, split over rate hikes, decided to hold rates six weeks before the November election. After five hours of closed deliberations by the FOMC, officials avoided an increase in a move seen as avoiding inflation risk and signaling a wait-and-see stance.
Thursday night offers a total lunar eclipse during the full harvest moon visible in the east. The first shadow begins around 8:45 p.m., with a red hue spreading as Saturn shines nearby, while Earth’s shadow covers the moon from 10:19 to 11:29 p.m. Rain could spoil viewing, and the next similar sight isn’t until January 20, 2000.
Sheffield Village resident Michelle Barnes 26 mailed 15 postcards before the August 23 deadline to win tickets for Game 5 of the division series. She hopes Cleveland Indians reach and close out the best of five in the first round, while she plans to attend only if the series lasts. She works as a personnel assistant at Our Lady of the Wayside.
Lexington North Carolina AP reports six year old Johnathan Prevette was suspended for sexual harassment after kissing a girl on the cheek. His mother says the girl invited the kiss and the policy overreacts. School district defends the policy as appropriate.
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