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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1999

Page

5

Policy picks Shell for Browns head coach interview

Cleveland Browns president Carmen Policy said Shell, Atlanta Falcons offensive line coach and the NFL's first Black modern era head coach, will interview Sunday for the head coaching job. He joins Brian Billick and Gary Kubiak as candidates, with Chris Palmer to be interviewed later.

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Fans speak out on NBA labor mess and players’ stance

The piece quotes Jerome Williams of the Detroit Pistons arguing that without fans the NBA and its players are nothing, calling the dispute pointless as he shared personal costs and missed paychecks. The column praises his candor and questions league leadership.

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Clearview Clippers blow out Oberlin in LCC showdown

In a snowbound battle at Oberlin the undefeated Clearview Clippers cruised past Oberlin 81-54 to move to 9-0 overall and 5-0 in the Lorain County Conference. The defense forced 43 turnovers as Erin Finnegan fueled an early 11-point burst. Krissy Williams kept Oberlin within reach briefly but Clearview pulled away.

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End of the NBA lockout saves season after months of standoff

In a dramatic late-hour breakthrough, NBA commissioner David Stern and union head Billy Hunter signed a deal inside the league office ending the lockout just 29 hours before a season cancellation. Stern gained owner concessions, Hunter secured more players’ revenue, and the sport narrowly avoided a total collapse as players and owners moved past months of rancor. Chicago’s Steve Kerr praised the restored camaraderie, while acknowledging the fragile truce.

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Embry and Cavaliers face busy start after lockout

Wayne Embry, Cavs general manager, works at Gund Arena amid new NBA players union deal but gag order remains. With training camps possible as early as Jan. 17, Embry aims to assemble a full roster from nine under contract including Anderson, Ferry, Henderson, Ilgauskas and others.

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North Ridgeville holds off Berea for 60 58 win

North Ridgeville survives a late Berea rally to beat the Braves 60 58. Brad Thompson and Tyler Mook hit key free throws as North Ridgeville rises to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in Pioneer Conference while Berea drops to 0-8. Coach Dan Rademaker laments inconsistent play as 20 turnovers fuel the threat.

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