Ravens edge Saints 17 10 in thriller
Michael Jackson leaps to snag the game winning touchdown as Baltimore defeats New Orleans 17 to 10. Chargers 22 Steelers 30 Chiefs 19 Ovlers 16.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1996
Page
1
Michael Jackson leaps to snag the game winning touchdown as Baltimore defeats New Orleans 17 to 10. Chargers 22 Steelers 30 Chiefs 19 Ovlers 16.
Baseball results show the Red Sox defeating the Padres 6 to 2 while the Expos downed the Angels 6 to 3. Yankees routed the Dodgers 5 to 0 and Rangers posted a 4 to 0 win over the Angels. Braves game details follow in the sports section.
In the opinion pages Paul Facinelli and Mike Royko weigh in on cultural moments and justice themes. A Dear Abby column questions the significance of a name, reflecting reader concerns in the life section.
A man charged in Australia’s deadliest massacre pleads not guilty in court behind bulletproof glass. He faces 72 counts including murder and arson with a possible life sentence. Trial set for November 19.
The Chronicle presents a misformatted page with column labels such as ACCENT C6 FYI Cc and various sections including HOROSCOPE BUSINESS LOTTERY OPED OPINION and DEAR ABBY. A faint footer hints at a web address while column markers and page references appear tangled across A5 B16 C4 D8 and D4.
United Auto Workers Local 425 members approved a national contract by a large margin but did not vote on work rule changes tied to a new vehicle line at the plant. Union president Bill Allen said Ford requested a vote on a modern operating agreement, but production staff delayed it given a potential new SUV line.
UAW and Chrysler announced a tentative labor pact with key terms to be reviewed. Local 425 represents about 3,600 hourly workers at Ford's Lorain Assembly Plant who build the Ford Thunderbird Mercury Cougar and perform final assembly.
Nearly all of 203 hourly workers represented by UAW Region 2 vote to strike if talks stall. Michael Poherence, international rep from Cleveland, reports 99 percent approval after Sunday meeting at the Oberlin Johnson Controls facility producing Ford Econoline vans.
The 1996 Forbes list names 185 billionaires, a record high, led by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett with a combined $33.5 billion. New entrants include TeleTech's Kenneth Tuchman and software innovator Joseph Liemandt, expanding a roster that reflects booming stock markets and tech boom wealth.
Environmental officials gathered at the Aqua Marine Hotel for the Lakewide Management Plan meeting to discuss Lake Erie water quality pollution sources and wildlife protection. Agencies from Ohio New York and multiple states sought a joint commitment amid diverse interests while EPA funds support public input.
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat reportedly seeks to postpone the Clinton hosted summit with Benjamin Netanyahu until its success can be assured. President Clinton had arranged a meeting for Tuesday amid ongoing peace talks.
Last week’s deadly violence in Washington linked to the broader Israeli Palestinian crisis killed 73 people. The clashes followed an Israeli move opening an archaeological tunnel near a sacred Islamic site, sparking anger and protests worldwide.
In Williamsburg Virginia AP reports a cordial debate between GOP and Democratic leaders over taxes Medicare and the record of the GOP controlled Congress. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott touted welfare reform health reform and immigration reform while House Democratic Leader Richard Gephardt accused Republicans of cutting Medicare school lunch and student loans to fund tax cuts and raising taxes on working Americans.
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