Reggie to join NFL then play one year with Green Bay
GES HIS MIND Two fter announcing he will join the NFL Reggie says he will play one year with Green Bay A change of heart. outside of Nylonge Elyna facility The ays the plant operates a permit from the Ohio ooal and State Mary Mary DIES Longtime Plain Dealer writer Mary Strassmeyer who penned the popular society column Mary Mary dies of usure She was 68.
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Chronicle Notes Recycled Newsprint Use
A brief Chronicle item highlights ongoing use of recycled newsprint in production. It mentions industry efforts to reduce waste and support environmental sustainability within newspaper operations.
Boos for Belle highlights 1998 Indians return
Albert Belle returned to Jacobs Field for the second season after leaving the Indians for the White Sox. Fans greeted his visit with boos and chants of Joey while reminiscing about 1996. Manager John Hart called fans loyal yet betrayed as Belle’s 1998 homecoming drew mixed reactions amid Cleveland’s 14-6 win.
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Webber Overlooked by Bar in Judge Candidate Race
Elyria Lorain County Bar Association did not recommend Henry T. Webber among six candidates for new domestic relations judges. Webber, 61, runs in the Democratic primary May 5 against James A. Deery. winner faces Debra Boros in November. Deery, Boros, Joseph Grunda, Mark Bedeski, and Robert Corts received recommendations. Webber is not surprised. He is not a bar association member.
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Elyria teachers protest admin raises in district debate
Gail Abbey, president of the Elyria Education Association, criticized the school board after approving a 3 percent raise for district administrators for the 1998-99 school year. Teachers, in the second year of a three year contract with 2 percent raises previously and none this year, argue admin parity is expected.
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Cleveland seeks NFL help on Browns stadium overruns
Cleveland City Council approved a resolution urging the NFL and the future Browns owner to cover stadium construction overruns now estimated between 13 million and 23 million dollars. The council asked Mayor Michael R. White to negotiate cost responsibility beyond the 248 million dollar final price he set.
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Josh Parker Stays at Irving Elementary Despite Threats
Nine year old Josh Parker will remain at Irving Elementary School after death threats and a free enrollment offer from St Mary School in Lorain. The invitation aimed to enroll him through the end of the year following a fight on April 6 that fractured his arm. The Parker family declined to avoid separating Josh from his 11 year old sister Brandy.
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