Mesa gun charge shot down in Cleveland
Cleve land Indians reliever Jose Mesa prepared to return to the bullpen after a judge ruled a handgun seized from his vehicle could not be used as evidence. The 30 year old pitcher won a second court victory in as many days and the decision on his playing status rested with manager Mike Hargrove.
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Indians await Mesa return timetable after live hitter plan
The Cleveland Indians were told by the commissioners office they may set their own timetable for pitcher Jose Mesa to rejoin the 25 man roster. Spokesman Bart Swain said Mesa will throw for manager Mike Hargrove and pitching coach Mark Wiley in the next few days to determine next steps. The team wants him to face live hitters before activation and may send him to extended spring training in Winter Haven Florida or arrange a series of workouts.
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Ohio House debates tougher teen driver licensing bill
A proposed measure in the Ohio House seeks to raise the requirements for teens to obtain a driver's license. The bill would add restrictions and possibly delay full licensing to reduce teen driving risks.
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Welfare hire plan sparks White House work push
President Clinton proposes hiring ten thousand six welfare recipients to work over four years and place some in the White House, aiming to expand employment and show policy action across federal programs amid ongoing debate.
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Indians Fans Pack Jacobs Field For Opening Day
Fans gathered outside Jacobs Field hours before the 1 05 p.m. start for the Indians opener versus Anaheim. Autographs awaited as players stretched and Paul Shuey tossed balls to crowds. Manager Mike Hargrove and catcher Sandy Alomar called Opening Day a special, eagerly anticipated moment.
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Tibbitts won't face charges after review
Elyria officials announced no charges against police officer Brian Tibbitts who fired with excessive force at a handcuffed suspect. City Solicitor Terry Shilling and Vermilion prosecutor Randall Strickler reviewed video evidence and recommended against filing charges.
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Westlake plans for Chestnut Ridge shopping center announced
Carnegie Development reveals a project at Route 57 and Chestnut Ridge Road with a 65 acre shopping center including three anchor stores plus a 60,000 square foot grocery and a theater and pharmacy. Meijer Inc owns the land and zoning is to be considered by the Planning Commission.
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