Browns Field Debut At New Stadium Draws Crowd
Cleveland fans packed the brand new Browns Stadium for the first practice with 20 000 to 25 000 attending. Chris Spielman, a Massillon native and Ohio State alum, marveled at the turnout as players ran two hours of drills open to ticket holders and underprivileged youths.
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Goodbye to Candace Caven Der on Garden Street
A funeral procession for 8 year old Candice Caven der drew neighbors to 1057 Garden Street where she was struck while inline skating. Candice died of head injuries at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland.
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State law won't help commissioner bid in Lorain County
Lorain County petitions seek to increase commissioners from three to five and create districts. The 2,800 signatures were filed to the county commissioners, with a Thursday deadline to make the November ballot. Ohio law provides no specifics on who validates signatures before sending them to the elections board.
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KKK Rally Sparks Tense Local Battle Over Race
Elyria reports local leaders react to Cleveland feud between Mayor White and NAACP president Forbes over allowing a Ku Klux Klan rally. Police fear clashes with Browns fans, a race expo, and other events. Some see dialogue as needed while others warn of amplified hate.
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Ex USS Kobe Guard Wins $400000 Settlement
Former security guard Pamela Morgan of Lorain receives 400000 dollars in a settlement with USS Kobe Steel Co. over an electrical shock from a 480 volt line at the Vine Street mill entrance in 1996. Morgan’s attorneys say the incident caused brain and neuropsychological injuries and the case was near trial when settled. The agreement also pays 50000 to Morgan’s former employer to cover workers compensation.
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