Early stocks drop sharply on Wall Street
Wall Street opened with heavy selling as the Dow tumbled over 60 points in minutes, then hovered down about 50 points through 10 a.m. Traders blamed a renewed selloff after Easter and lingering fears over Fed rate hikes. Analysts warned of volatility amid uncertain inflation and policy outlook.
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Clinton to attend Indians opener at Jacobs Field
President Clinton plans to attend the Cleveland Indians opener at Jacobs Field with Hall of Famer Bob Feller throwing the ceremonial first pitch. The day marks the ballpark's debut under owner Richard Jacobs with a 42,400 seat stadium and festive pregame events including an amateur century-era game and the national anthem by the Cleveland Orchestra chorus. Parking will be tight and shuttles will be used. fans also note the new clubhouse and the Jacobs Field naming gift of 13.8 million dollars.
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Opening day starters for 1994 AL season alert
Probable starting pitchers listed for opening day across the American League. Seattle hosts Randy Johnson after 19-8 in 1993 while Cleveland counters with Dennis Martinez at 15-9. Boston’s Roger Clemens battles Detroit’s Mike Moore, and Chicago hosts Jack McDowell versus Toronto’s Juan Guzman.
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Ridesharing Gains Fans In Oberlin Community
Oberlin resident Linda Boos credits ridesharing with solving her commute after a broken car forced a needed ride to work. She tried it once, loved it, and joined the program. Now three years in, Boos rides with eight Lorain County neighbors each weekday on a shared van.
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Daughters death after fall during dog chase
Elyria. Ashley Michelle Coey ten year old daughter of Safety Service Director Tim Coey died after a fall while chasing a dog near her grandparents home in Portsmouth. She was flown to Children's Hospital Columbus for treatment but died from severe head injuries. She was a fourth grade student at McCormick Middle School in Wellington. Funeral arrangements are set with Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home Chestnut Ridge Elyria.
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FBI probes Lorain loan practices at city department
The FBI is investigating loan practices by Lorain Community Development Department. Dean Winslow of the Elyria FBI office said agents have examined a few items but could not comment. The probe follows a consultant report accusing mismanagement of federal funds under Sanford Prudoff.
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