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Charles Agy pitched the Diaws to a 10-4 victory over Akiand in the opener of a D-game homestand at Jacobs Field Tuesday night.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1997
Page
1
Charles Agy pitched the Diaws to a 10-4 victory over Akiand in the opener of a D-game homestand at Jacobs Field Tuesday night.
Entertainment notes mark a revision episode of Ellen with Ellen DeGeneres, Laura Dern, and a world reacting to her coming out. Columns reference Abby and audience letters, while other items tease celebrity media moments and TV trends.
Cleveland teenager Michael P. Jordan, 19, pleaded guilty to aggravated murder for the December shooting of Elyria resident Susan Bednar during a botched robbery at Little Caesar’s Pizza in Berea. He received a life sentence with no parole for at least 33 years.
Jennifer DePalma a Firelands High senior sang the national anthem before the Indians A’s game at Jacobs Field. The Vermilion student, who performed for four years at home games, was invited by Lions Club member Ron Neiding to tape her version. The stadium held 42 000 as Cleveland routed Oakland 10 4 a night to remember.
Staff Sgt. Delmar Simpson, 32, was found guilty of raping six female trainees 18 times, in a major Army sex scandal case at Aberdeen Proving Ground. He faces life in prison after a sentencing hearing. His verdict prompts calls for review of military handling of sexual harassment claims.
Mike Royko Pulitzer winning columnist and Chicago Tribune star died Tuesday at Northwestern Memorial Hospital at 64. He endured aneurysm surgery and earlier stroke signs while on vacation in Florida. His syndicated column ran in 800 newspapers and shaped Chicago’s daily press for decades.
A 14 year old girl testified in Common Pleas Court that she saw two men fight James Randall near Lake Avenue and High Street on February 22, 1996. She said one man threw the first punch, another pinned Randall, and the shorter man stomped his head while the taller held the legs.
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