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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1994
Page
1
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped about 52 points to 3,645 as traders bought bargains after a report showing slower economic growth eased inflation fears. The day followed Monday’s heavy losses and a 9.7 percent drop from the record peak.
Sheriff Martin J Mahony seeks a 2 mill levy to fund more rural patrols without increasing county costs. If approved, about 1.2 million would add 22 current deputies to reach 47 patrollers across 18 townships, responding to long-standing resident concern since a 1992 layoff left one car covering 350 square miles.
In Cleveland, fans gather at Gateway Plaza near Jacobs Field for opening day festivities. Westlake resident Bob Keebler despletes a sign predicting doom, while others cheer the fresh start as Mark Lewis faces a baserule on a double.
President Clinton visits Jacobs Field tossing ceremonial pitches while protestors led by Russell Means march outside urging the end of the Indians name and Chief Wahoo mascot. He arrives by smaller jet, then joins Indians president Richard Jacobs in a private suite after pregame duties.
A grand Cleveland day as President Clinton, the first U S leader at an Indians game, takes in the action from Dick Jacobs' luxury box. Dignitaries including Voinovich Metzenbaum Celeste White Hagan fill the scene while Art Modell stops by to greet the president and shared guests. The crowd buzzes about Schmoozers and coat-tallers as the day unfolds.
A prosecutor submits to police naming her own brother after recognizing his face on a wanted poster. The arrest follows police inquiry into alleged serial rapes, with the case drawing immediate attention for familial involvement and ethical questions.
Color photos highlight the 4-3 11 inning win by the Indians over the Mariners. Chronicle Sports Editor Jerry Rombach writes with measured tone about Jacobs Field and includes a Mariners locker room report and Indians notebook.
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