Indians Win 5-2 Over White Sox in Baseball Clash
The Indians defeated the White Sox 5 to 2 in a C1 sports brief. Pitching held firm as the offense provided key scoring bursts.
10 Apr 2003
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2003
Page
1
The Indians defeated the White Sox 5 to 2 in a C1 sports brief. Pitching held firm as the offense provided key scoring bursts.
As coalition forces advance in Iraq questions mount about missing U.S. prisoners and Saddam Hussein's links to terrorism. Bloodied uniforms at a prison suggest U.S. POWs, while barrels near Baghdad prompt chemical weapons tests. Thousands of Iraqi troops remain unaccounted for, fueling safety concerns amid ongoing battles.
Reports say the war continues with Americans celebrating unclear signals of Saddam's fate. U.S. teams sweep bomb sites for body remains while marines uncover a suspected torture chamber. Developments unfold across the campaign as authorities pursue Thursday actions.
Local and state officials pause the French Creek Square project as teloper halts construction amid reviews. A House committee approves a plan granting paid time off to workers instead of overtime, signaling shifts in labor policy affecting business and labor groups.
In central Baghdad crowds welcomed U S Marines with yellow flowers and cheers as a statue of Saddam Hussein was toppled in Fardos Square. Shrugging looters and sporadic firefights followed while U S forces warned the war was not over and more combat lay ahead.
A second former student at Lorain Admiral King High School testified that Vinson Shipley had sex with her starting on Sweetest Day in October 1995 when she was 17. She said their relationship continued intermittently for about three years after her 18th birthday.
OSHA investigates the death of 48 year old Bernard Rodgers of Lorain after his clothing caught in a Progressive Processing weaving machine at 856 Garden St. Rodgers died from neck and spinal injuries and internal trauma. The incident occurred around 8:40 p.m. Tuesday and he died at EMH Regional Medical Center. Coroner and OSHA officials continue to review the scene and details.
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