Omar Vizquel in his Indians predicaments
Omar Vizquel faces a difficult situation as the Indians contend with his unhappy shortstop. The piece notes the team’s challenge and Omar’s role in the lineup and defense, with commentary on how the club plans to navigate the dilemma.
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Marine honored for NAIROBI embassy rescue bravery
Staff Sgt. Daniel M. Briehle of Sheffield received the Purple Heart and the Navy Marine Corps Medal for heroism after aiding people to safety during the August bombings at the U S Embassy in Nairobi. Despite multiple injuries, he returned to assist others, later leaving hospital to rejoin rescue efforts. The 28 year old Marine, a Gulf War veteran, previously served six years in the Navy.
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Briehl
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Pike interchange finally expected to start this fall
The Ohio Turnpike Commission approved a $114 million Route 58 interchange in 1993 but construction has not begun. Turnpike officials say work should start this fall, with chief engineer David Ransbury stating they are on track unless an unforeseen obstacle arises. The piece recalls notable regional events since 1993.
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Vulnerable plaque challenges simple heart attack view
In Boston AP reports a shift in understanding heart attacks. Big arterial plaques are not the sole culprits, now thought to account for about 15 percent of cases. The story notes a rewrite in how heart disease is understood and implied risk from vulnerable plaque.
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BOSTON
Hidden dangers of vulnerable plaque in arteries
Doctors warn that vulnerable plaque particles hidden in artery walls drive most heart attacks. The small, numerous plaques are harder to detect but cause the greatest damage, as experts emphasize ongoing research and caution for readers.
Arrest in 1985 Avon Lake death tied to drug case figure
Lester Williams, 45, of Boca Raton, Fla., arrested on a murder indictment in the 1985 death of Ralph Barone, 45, of Avon Lake. Williams, formerly of Mentor, faces two counts aggravated murder and other charges after a grand jury indictment on December 29. Prosecutors say Barone was to deliver drug cash but was killed.
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Lester Williams
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Gary Garisek
Williams
Mentor
Ralph Barone
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