Fighting Critics Oil Firms Seek Government Aid
A group of small oil companies petition the government for assistance claiming foreign suppliers flood the market with artificially low prices to push them out of business. Nixon revisits headlines as Watergate tapes prepared for public sale twenty five years after the White House departure. Gene Simmons produces Detroit Rock City about four Cleveland teens hoping to attend a Kiss concert.
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Accents and Odds Shape a Local Lottery Business
A local lottery venture blends cultural accents with market strategies in a feature on how community ties influence the business. Key players and area outlets are named, highlighting optimism and challenges in a changing gaming landscape.
Browns Return to NFL Stadium Thrills Canton Crowd
About 20,000 fans gathered at Fawcett Stadium in Canton for a Browns walk through before their Hall of Fame Game against the Dallas Cowboys. Walt Bronzek announced the return of the Browns after a three year exile, while fans cheered Chris Spielman and coach Chris Palmer as they took the field.
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Stark County
Chris Spielman
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Keith Butler
Chris Palmer
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Bernie Kosar
Columbine Readies for New School Year
On the first day of school Joshua Lapp will scan for friendly faces in Columbine High School's hall as new white tile replaces blood stained carpet. Coach Rudy Martin mourns Dave Sanders, while Richard Castaldo, paralyzed, recovers eight miles away. Recovery and healing define Aug. 16 return plans for students and staff.
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Anne Marie Hochhalter
Julie Wolff
Denver
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Clinton warns on tax cut plan amid Medicare fears
President Clinton urged governors to back away from the 792 billion tax-cut package, warning it would trigger huge cuts to Medicare, farm programs, and other key spending. He framed the issue as a generational challenge in divvying surpluses, while Republicans accused him of stall tactics.
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Oberlin officer attacked by rottweiler during call
Police say Officer Timothy Diewald was bitten multiple times while responding to a loose dog on Groveland Street. The rottweiler was shot by another officer and killed. the dog was taken for rabies testing. Owner listed as Kibwe Haynes of Elyria. no citations issued. Shannon Haynes was caring for the dog’s owner’s brother at the time.
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