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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1998
Page
2
Indians Opening Day Echoes From 1948 Memories
Cleveland recalls 1948 Opening Day amid renewed zeal as Indians lead AL Central. A Friday crowd welcomed Drew Carey and protested Chief Wahoo outside Jacobs Field while Kenny Lofton rejoined the lineup. Inside, Bob Feiler beat the St Louis Browns and Larry Doby emerged as the AL’s first black Opening Day starter. The 1998 opener ended 8-5 on Jim Thome’s 10th inning homer.
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Bob Weltman
Cleveland
Indians
Florida Marlins
Jacobs Field
Drew Carey
Kenny Lofton
Atlanta Braves
Larry Deby
St. Louis Browns
Bob Feiler
Feiler
Deby
Doby
Anaheim Angels
Jim Thome
Indians begin 1966 season 10-0 and pennant night
Thome or Percival lead a Tribe rallying fans amid a 10-0 start. Cleveland celebrates its second AL pennant in three years and rings before Friday's game, with Thome drawing comparisons to 1995 and confidence high despite a later setback.
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Thome
Percival — Tribe
Cleveland
Troy Percival
Historic Northern Ireland peace accord reached after long talks
After 22 months of debate negotiators announced a landmark agreement to share power in Northern Ireland with a 108 seat assembly and a 12 member executive. It calls for North South cooperation, a path to self rule, and provisional plans for disarming the IRA linked groups. Protestants fear concessions to Sinn Fein while Sinn Fein pledges study before party approval.
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Tony Blair
Bertie Ahern
Ahern
Mitchell
Clinton
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Britain
Stormont
David Trimble
John Hume
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Trimble
Hume
Irish Republican Army
Judge Finds Impropriety In Meeting Between Detective and Judge
Zaleski ruled a prior meeting between Elyria Detective Alan Leiby and Judge McGough breached Smith's rights by discussing police suspicions without Smith present. Leiby admitted advising that Smith was a suspect in Ronald Lally's 1994 murder. Smith later learned of the meeting and was acquitted of murder allegations but convicted of attempting to bribe a witness. his father, Raymond, was convicted of murder in December 1995.
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Zaleski
McGough
Elyria
Alan Leiby
Smith
Leiby
Ronald Lally
Lally
Elyria Police Department
Cleveland
Raymond
Stanley
Jalowiec
Danny
Elyria Police
Dennis Will
Michael Medders
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Danny Smith
Wil
Will
Ritchey Hollenbaugh
Columbus
Leiby and McGough
Lorain County
Hollenbaugh
Oho Bar Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Suit From Aji and landlords challenge city safety rules
The suit states Aji licensed under new safety code rules appeals the Oberlin Planning Commission. Gall and Baxter gained or sought licenses or inspections. the Board of Building Appeals ordered occupancy permits which the city is appealing. The dispute includes landlord inspections, safety code interpretations, and related court actions involving local officials and college officials.
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Gibbon
Gall
Baxter
Board of Building Appeals
State of Ohio
Rob DiSpirito
Oberlin
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