Tribe Bats Boom In Five Homer Victory Over Rangers
Cleveland the Tribe hammered the Texas Rangers 85 in a five homer explosion as Tony Fernandez forced Will Clark at second before scoring. game highlights from Friday night reported in sports.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1997
Page
1
Cleveland the Tribe hammered the Texas Rangers 85 in a five homer explosion as Tony Fernandez forced Will Clark at second before scoring. game highlights from Friday night reported in sports.
Parma man Fred Nader 63 convicted of arson for burning Nader's Family Restaurant in Grafton faces a retrial bid after his attorney filed a motion. New witnesses allege two boys were seen fleeing the restaurant before the blaze, which damaged the city’s oldest building and injured three firefighters. The retrial hearing is set for Tuesday before Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough.
Rite Aid officials announce a national commercial will be filmed Monday at the new free-standing 142 Broad St store in Elyria. The drugstore set to open Sept 8 features a drive through pharmacy, one hour photo development, cosmetics and groceries, reflecting the company’s modern downtown concept.
Elyria bridge closure on Fourth Street shifts to Tuesday at noon due to a Rite Aid commercial shoot. The Eastern Heights to downtown span is being removed for replacement, with a pedestrian walkway added on the north side. Detours direct traffic via East River Street and East Broad Street or via Fuller Road and East Avenue.
Ohio university dean at Bowling Green State University Firelands College went missing for 12 days in the Caribbean National Forest near San Juan Puerto Rico. He ate ferns and snails to endure, later walked out and was found by Darby Williams. He weighed 15 pounds lighter and had leg lacerations but was in generally good health after treatment.
Billie Jean Matay, a former Mickey Mouse Club star, sues Disneyland claiming Security failed and that seeing characters remove costumes traumatized her grandchildren during a 1995 robbery in which the family was held backstage and belongings were stolen. The suit proceeds after judge rejects dismissals. trial set Aug. 18.
Negotiations to avert a UPS strike recessed as Ron Carey consults with the Teamsters bargaining committee. UPS reports market losses and hundreds of layoffs while customers shift packages to rivals. No strike deadline set. FMCS director notes reprise of talks when appropriate.
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