Cleveland Fans Told They Win With New NFL Deal
Mayor Michael White pushes a Cleveland victory narrative as the NFL approves a plan allowing Art Modell to move the Browns to Baltimore. Cleveland retains the Browns name and colors for a new team by 1999, with up to 48 million in stadium aid and a 10,000 seat Dawg Pound area. Modell pays about 12 trillion in damages and legal costs. A domed stadium remains under consideration, with a March 24 decision deadline and a potential Super Bowl site hint from Tagliabue.
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Judge's ruling could heal abuse victims wounds
Elyria victims urge ruling on statute of limitations in the Napier case. Artie Napier Sr., a 79-year-old retired minister, faces charges for alleged abuse of a 24-year-old former teenager. Judge Janas will decide when the clock starts, affecting whether charges proceed and permitting other survivors to come forward. Sarah Napier, now 31, says the decision could aid healing and justice for herself and others.
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Label worn with pride at Elyria West High
In protest against Elyria West High School closing, hundreds of students wore labels reading Property of WOLVERINES Do NOT remove from ELYRIA WEST. Courtney Stump, 17, helped craft the idea as a silent rebuke to district plans while a warehouse worker applied bar coded inventory labels to items.
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Partly Sunny Warmer Day Ahead With High Near 49
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One big baby sculpture at Oberlin exhibit
A sculpture of a baby by David Cerny of the Czech Republic is on display at the Allen Memorial Art Museum in Oberlin as part of a four Eastern European artist exhibit running through March 24. A bomb exploded in an underground London parking lot about an hour after the RA ended its six month truce, injuring at least 34 people.
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