Baseball ends strike threat with new contract
New York AP reports baseball averts a work stoppage as players and owners strike a tentative agreement. The deal includes limits on big salaries, a larger share for poorer teams, a 2006 season guarantee, and mandatory random steroid testing. Commissioner Bud Selig calls it historic.
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Baseballs
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Donald Fehr
Steve Kline
St. Louis Cardinals
No Strike This Year Eases Baseball Fans
In Cleveland a 12 year old Eli Kliekunas and his father relish news that a tentative labor deal averts a strike just before a Chicago St Louis game at Wrigley Field. Cincinnati business owner Ted Jackson of the In Between Tavern expresses relief as Reds fans plan a season.
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Jacobs Field
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Eli
Evanston
New York
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati
Ted Jackson
Jackson
Reds
Indians avoid strike as CBA ends last minute
Relief swept the Indians clubhouse after an agreement between owners and players narrowly avoided a strike. Omar Vizquel said he was not optimistic but glad to play Friday, while Dave Burba admitted betting on a strike and losing. Team reps John McDonald and Bill Selby arrived early, and Ellis Burks noted confidence in a resolution at the last minute. Travis?
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Indians
Omar Vizquel
Tribe
Dave Burba
New York
Ellis Burks
Travis
Labor Day Edition Notice for Morning Delivery
A reminder that the newspaper will publish only a morning edition on Labor Day. Call the circulation department at 329-7200 if you do not receive your Monday paper by 8 a.m. The nirculation department will close at 10 a.m. Monday.
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On the Web annel our Web site and newsroom contact
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a web site and emailing the newsroom. The readable text hard to parse, but implies online contact for the newsroom and possibly a broken phrase about a cironicietsingram. No clear people, places, dates, or events are present.
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Cironicietsingram
Ten year old girl killed in ATV accident at family gathering
Bailee Cromer, 10, of Penfield Township died after an ATV rolled over during a family gathering. Her cousin Kimberly Sherrill, 13, of Tennessee, was seriously injured, both flown to MetroHealth Medical Center. Sheriff Steve McCroskey said the four wheeler hit a tree and landed on them.
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Bailee Cromer
Penfield Township
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Bailee
Kimberly Sherrill
Tennessee
Metrofealth Medical Center
Kimberly
Lorain County
Steve McCroskey
McCroskey
Lili Wadd
Diut Bailee
Lorain councilman indicted in sexual battery case
Lorain councilman Vinson Shipley indicted on four counts of sexual battery and two counts of corrupting another with drugs for alleged sexual relations with a 17 year old student. He turned himself in to Lorain County Jail and was released on bond. The district kept him on paid leave while student safety is prioritized.
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Lorain
Admiral King
Lorain City
Vinson Shipley
Shipley
Lorain County
Lorain Schools
Dean Schnurr
Schnurr
Carpentiere
Drug reform plan poised for Ohio ballot
Backers of a constitutional amendment to require judges to impose treatment rather than prison for first and second time nonviolent drug offenders appear to have secured a place on the November ballot. The Ohio Campaign for New Drug Policies reported 418,200 valid signatures from 765,737 submitted, meeting a 10 percent of the governor’s race vote threshold. Certification by Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell is pending next week.
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Secretary of State
Kenneth Blackwell
Ohio Campaign For
Ohio
Blackwell
Carlo LoParo
Uucidunas
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