Browns at Broncos Showdown Sparks Stark War of Words
Art Modell rejects Mile High Stadiums shabby box and rents a luxury logo as the Browns owner leads a media war with Denver. Bud Carson joins Modell in blasting Broncos coach Dan Reeves over the Browns plan to stay away until the eve of the game. Greg Brinda urges readers to book New Orleans now.
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Failing Backed by Panel on Grant Fund Use
Elyria city panel backed Community Development Director Norman Failing against Mayor Keys on using Federal Block Grant Funds for commercial development. The committee favored allocating the full 1990-91 block grant of 555000 to neighborhood and home improvements for low income residents, with a city vote anticipated Tuesday.
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Worker saved in new mishap at USS Kobe Steel plant
A Medico Systems worker, John Dixon, 38, was shocked on a catwalk above a crane at USS Kobe Steel in Lorain and fell from the crane but was saved by a safety belt. The incident follows four prior contractor accidents at the plant, two of which deaths are under federal investigation.
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Three Kobe Accidents Reported in 89 Deadly Incidents
In March 89 Jonathan Donnell aged 27 of Cleveland died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Robert Fralick 45 of Grafton was killed when a crane toppled steel. In November 89 Natale Stancampiano 51 of Pittsburgh died in jail from catwalk incident. Eric Lucas 23 of Sheffield Lake crushed near blast furnace. OSHA Toledo cited ICF Kaiser Engineering of Pittsburgh for neglecting safety belts on high level platforms.
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Natale J. Stancampiano
Koop warns AIDS threat to black America
Former Surgeon General C Everett Koop says AIDS is a major danger to Black Americans driven by drug abuse. He urges learning from the gay community’s experience and warns against politicizing the issue while speaking at Front Row and University Hospitals.
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Last cult suspects nabbed in California arrests
A nationwide manhunt for 13 cult members indicted in alleged ritual killings of an Ohio family ended with the arrests of the last two suspects in Southern California. Officials identified Jeffrey Lundgren as the triggerman in court documents. San Diego County deputies and CHP stopped a pickup on State Highway 79 near the ON B-1. Memorial services were held for the victims in Kirtland. The case involves Kraft of Nauvoo and Johnson of Holden, Missouri, among others.
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Olejko delays action on HUD probe of Prudoff
Lorain mayor Alex Olejko said he has no plan for immediate action regarding the HUD investigation into Community Development Director Sanford Prudoff and his use of federal funds. He emphasized the presumption of innocence and will wait for HUD’s response.
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