Indians open spring with uncertain lineup under new manager
Cleveland's Eric Wedge drives to Florida to begin spring training as the Indians, coming off a 74-88 season, face questions about their starting lineup. Pitchers and catchers report this week with position players to arrive next Wednesday and first full squad practice set for Feb 21. Exhibition games begin Feb 28 as Wedge begins his first full season at the helm.
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Winter potholes worsen Elyria roads this winter
Elyria officials say potholes along city streets are more severe this year due to a harsh winter. Avon and county roads fare better thanks to preventive maintenance, while cold temperatures, snow, and plow activity continually tear up winter patches.
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Moving Day as Ambherst Opens New Junior High
Local report notes classes begin Tuesday at Ambherst's new junior high marking the first day of operation for the recently completed campus. The community expects full enrollment and a schedule of introductory events.
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Elyria Catholic retires Matt Wilhelm jersey on Senior Night
Elyria Catholic honors former star Matt Wilhelm with jersey No. 34 framed and an engraved plate. A large crowd, including 22 from the Wilhelm party, saluted the EC All-Ohio standout who bridged football and basketball at Elyria Catholic from 1997 to 1999.
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New Health Privacy Rules Limit Hospital Information Access
New federal health privacy rules give patients power to control information about their conditions. Disclosures for non healthcare reasons will require consent, with penalties for violators. Hospitals begin implementing rules April 14, delaying or restricting patient directories and limiting inquiries by news organizations and the public.
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City Hall wall fix escalates to 1.3 million in estimate
Elyria reports the latest City Hall walls repair estimate at 1.3 million, a 16 percent rise from the original project total. The contractor Jance & Co says the extra work could push completion back 56 weeks, while architect Ron Cocco refrains from comment pending review. Mayor Grace calls the delays frustrating and says the problem must be resolved.
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White leaves Lorain County prosecutor office amid U S attorney bid
Lorain County Republicans may vote as early as Feb 23 to name a replacement for Greg White who announced his resignation at a private staff party. White, 23 years in the office, has been nominated by President Bush to be U S Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio pending Senate confirmation and Ashcroft approval. He thanked citizens and staff as he prepared to depart with his resignation effective Tuesday.
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Prosecutor Rich moved to juvenile division over remark
Chief Assistant Rob Corts says the transfer was a needed adjustment after Assistant Prosecutor Anthony Rich made a derogatory comment about Warren Guenther, a 53 year old Vietnam veteran with amputated fingers, during a sexual imposition trial.
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