Homestand Blues as Rangers fall on late Indians rally
The Texas Rangers lose 6-5 at Jacobs Field after leading 5-2 in the ninth. Ivan Rodriguez slides past Pat Borders to score the decisive run as Cleveland completes the comeback in Friday night action.
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Arson case in Grafton may get new trial
Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White described the arson case against Fred Nader, 63, as sound and substantial while considering options after Judge Lynett McGough ordered a new trial. The Mar 1996 fire at Nader’s Family Restaurant prompted new testimony from a boy who saw two youths flee the scene. a lighter theft five days earlier was also noted.
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Tribe radio booth to sign off after 34 years
Cleveland Indians broadcaster Herb Score announced his retirement after a 34 year run in the radio booth. Score, 64, began with the Indians in 1952 and has called more than 5,000 regular season games, saying it is time to stay at home after 46 summers away from home.
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Unions Threaten Boycott of Lorain County Blood Bank
Lorain workers unions threaten a boycott of the Lorain County Blood Bank after a failed union drive. AFL-CIO official John Gallo and United Steelworkers leader Sentile say they may stop donating to the agency, directing donors to the American Red Cross instead while urging participation from other unions.
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Minister accused in counterfeit case placed on leave
Vermilion minister Brian Briggs, 48, was arrested in Elyria on three counterfeiting charges and released on bond. A Methodist church official said Briggs has been on involuntary medical leave since March for alcohol abuse, with potential credential suspension if convicted. He allegedly spent counterfeit $20 bills at Kaufmann's Department Store. Preliminary hearing set for 11 a.m. Wednesday before Judge Ferguson.
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OSHA probes asbestos exposure at USS Kobe steel blast furnace
LORAIN OSHA is examining whether contractor workers faced asbestos exposure during repairs to USS Kobe Steel Arnis Andersons says the blast furnace No. 4 shutdown began after a brick layer found asbestos. USS Kobe requested OSHA presence July 31, with investigation due in weeks. Andersons calls the request unusual.
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