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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
1
Independent counsel Robert Ray says a prosecutorial decision regarding Bill Clinton will come shortly after the president leaves office in January. The note appears in a brief World and Nation item.
The Chronicle Telegram reports surging heating costs due to tight oil and gas supplies, higher crude prices, and forecasts of a colder winter. The Energy Department cites a possible $1.33 per gallon average for heating oil by February, up from $1.18 last year, with homeowners like Sandi Muller facing higher bills. Ohio propane officials urge early fills and thermostatic timing to save money, while natural gas prices climb, signaling broader energy concerns for Ohio households.
President Clinton ordered the release of 30 million barrels from emergency reserves, urged by Energy Secretary Richardson to avert winter heating oil shortages. GOP vice presidential candidate Dick Cheney called the move a political tactic to aid Gore, arguing refiners may cannot boost output quickly. Cheney questioned refinery capacity to meet the surge.
The Browns fell 36-10 to the Oakland Raiders ending a brief stay in first place in the AFC Central. The Indians were shut out 9-0 by the Kansas City Royals as Chicago White Sox clinched the AL Central. Cleveland remains a game behind the Athletics for the AL wild card with a doubleheader at Jacobs Field facing the White Sox and Twins.
In Belgrade a high turnout marked elections in Yugoslavia with the opposition declaring victory and urging Slobodan Milosevic to step down after 13 years of hardline rule. Milosevic’s spokesman said a runoff might be unnecessary as their candidate leads despite no official returns yet.
Vice President Al Gore said he does not know how a bootleg videotape of George W. Bush rehearsing for debates ended up in his campaign. He warned that if confidential internal data reaches them, they will hand it to the FBI. Bush allies seized on a Gore staff suspension over a supposed mole in Bush's campaign as evidence of espionage.
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