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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1996
Page
1
Toronto catcher Charlie O'Brien watches as Cal Ripken hits a decisive three run homer fueling Baltimore to a 4 1 victory and narrowing the margin for a wild card playoff berth.
Orioles hand Expost Blue Jays a 4 to 1 defeat as Phillies 2 details surface in sports brief.
Mike Royko follows up with a profile of Brett Bufferine, a champion graffiti artist. Bufferine explains his motivation targets, and the joys and frustrations of his preoccupation in an op-ed on B6.
The killer of Polly Klaas faces the death penalty but triggers a chaotic courtroom moment with accusations directed at Polly's father. The scene underscores the bitter end of a high profile case.
A compact note outlines the ACCENT B910 lottery details alongside bridge and business items. A brief oped and opinion piece discuss market impacts, with a readers’ advisory column and a classified listings section. The outdoors, comics, and society notes accompany coverage, while a death notices column and sports briefs appear later.
Six year old Samantha Alberts credited with prompting a 9 1 1 call after hearing a smoke alarm near her home in North Ridgeville. Firefighters arrived to find a bathroom fire at the Proctor residence on Olive Avenue and extinguished it.
Israeli police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse Palestinian stone throwers at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound. Fresh gun battles erupted in the West Bank, with three Palestinians killed at Al Aqsa and reports of further fatalities as tanks and helicopter gunships reportedly move toward clash sites. total deaths reach sixty eight after four days of rioting over Netanyahu’s tunnel decision.
After months of maneuvering, Ohio House Republicans passed Bill 350 by a 53 to 41 vote to cap personal injury damages. Gov. George V. Voinovich is expected to sign, claiming reduced litigation costs and insurance rates. Critics call the measure unconstitutional and pro business, predicting frequent legal challenges.
The Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study board, which oversees funds in Summit and Portage counties, voted 84 to terminate the E-Check auto emissions program. Portage County Commissioner Jack Groselle said the program isn’t working and reformulated fuel or other alternatives should be considered. Emissions testing is required biennially for vehicle licensing in 14 counties in the Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton corridor.
The Senate voted 57 to 41 to override President Clinton's veto of a late-term abortion ban, missing the two-thirds margin by eight votes. Despite the defeat, abortion opponents vow to keep the issue alive in the campaign, saying the vote underscores its political significance.
A rare total lunar eclipse reached its peak Thursday night but clouds over Lorain County hindered viewing. Astronomers noted it could be seen across most of the Americas if skies were clear, with faint red glow visible away from city lights.
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