Weather report for today with high seas and wind
West wind at 35 knots shifting to northwest and easing to 30 knots. Showers likely in the morning and scattered in the afternoon. Seas expected to subside to 8 to 10 feet.
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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1997
Page
3
AIDS drug failures emerge in half of treated patients
Data from UC San Francisco and San Francisco General Hospital show about 53 percent of patients on protease inhibitor based regimens later have detectable HIV. Experts cite missed doses and prior therapy as key failure factors while noting patients often remain clinically well despite resistance.
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Steven Deeks
Deeks
American Society of Microbiology
Crixivan
Norvir
David Ho
Aaron Diamond Aids Research Center
New York City
Oakar’s Bank Scandal Ends With Sentencing Open
Former Congresswoman Oakar 57, who represented Cleveland from 1977 to 1992, faced overdraft related charges tied to the House payroll bank. Investigations revealed heavy overdrafts and lax bookkeeping at the now informal salary bank run by the House Sergeant at Arms, with several counts carrying possible penalties.
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Cleveland
Congress
Dakar
Biography of Mary Rose Oakar A Cleveland politician
Mary Rose Oakar born March 5 1940 is a Democrat who served on Cleveland City Council 1973 to 1977 and U S House from 1976 to 1992 before losing to Martin Hoke. Her education includes Lourdes Academy Ursuline College and John Carroll University. After Congress she taught, hosted a radio show, lobbied locally and as a foreign agent for a Zaire linked company.
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Mary Rose Oakar
Lourdes Academy
Cleveland
Ursuline College
John Carroll University
Cuyahoga Community College
Oakar
U.S. House
Martin Hoke
Congress
LTV Steel
Zaire
Woman Heading to AA Meeting Charged With DWI
Bernice A. Ross 42 of Strongsville was arrested at 11 30 p m Sept 23 after her car left Route 82 and landed in a ditch near South Reed Road Eaton Township The sheriff report notes a blood alcohol content of 0254 more than twice the legal limit She said she was lost while en route to an AA meeting in North Olmsted and was uninjured This was her first drunken driving arrest
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Eaton
Bernice A. Ross
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ross
Strongsville
South Reed Road
Sheriff's Department
North Olmsted
Man charged in death of girlfriend's baby
Lorain man Brian Cruz, 34, indicted on involuntary manslaughter and two counts of child endangering plus felonious assault in the death of Taylor Stevens, 5 months, daughter of his girlfriend Jeana Stevens. He is held on 50,000 bond awaiting arraignment.
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Elyria
Lorain
Brian Cruz
West 10Th Street
Cruz
Taylor Stevens
Jeana Stevens
Taylor
Stabbed Lorain teen improves to stable condition
Lorain 13 year old Phillip Atkinson injured in a Sunday stabbing near West 17th Street and Lexington Avenue improving to stable condition at MetroHealth Medical Center. Suspect Roger McGee 37 of West Erie Avenue Lorain held on $50,000 bond on felonious assault charge.
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Phillip Atkinson
Annetta Bell
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Atkinson
West 17Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Roger McGee
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
Phillip
McGee
City considers strict rules for storing boats and campers
Council members debate a zoning code requiring boats and campers to be kept behind homes on concrete slabs, with 48 hour driveway allowances for packing and unpacking. Some residents urge seasonal exemptions while others push for city wide storage controls. The plan also tightens home occupations, cellular towers rules, and group home placements.
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Eric Rothgery
Rothgery
Joe Freconna
Burns Road
Freconna
Roger McFrederick
4Th Ward
City Council
Planning Commission
Keys
Council
Quiet Night With Brief Outages And Winds Up To 40 mph
The official notes a quiet night with only a few outages. Winds peaked 40 mph between 4 and 5 pm as North Ridgeville observers reported shifts. Temperatures rose to 76 earlier, then cooled to the mid fifties and will fall tonight into the forties with more moderate winds.
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Terry Mazzone
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
National Weather Service
Diederich
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