Browns Go Browns golf ball taps fan support
Worthington Golf Co on Lowell Street creates orange Browns golf balls with Go Browns on the front and a football helmet stamp on the back to ride the Sun day AFC championship buzz against the Denver Broncos. Plant manager Jim Coleman calls it fun and notes limited production for local sports figures.
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Energy fueled inflation in 89 to 8 year high
New York AP reports a sharp stock market selloff as inflation fears mount. Dow Jones fell 71.46 points to 2689.21, its largest drop since October. Week totals show an 84.04 point decline. Producer price index rose 0.7 percent in December, finishing 1989 up 4.8 percent, its eight year high.
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Three Lorain Schools Targeted by Bogus Bomb Threats
Lorain public schools Longfellow Fairhome and Southview received telephoned bomb threats Friday before 1 p.m. Police suspect the same white male teen caller. No evacuations occurred and no bombs were found after checks.
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Southview High School
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Four IRA suspects arrested in Florida attempt to buy Stinger missile
Four men believed to be Provisional IRA members were arrested in West Palm Beach while trying to buy a Stinger surface to air missile and other weapons. They are charged with conspiracy to possess destructive arms and related offenses, risking up to 25 years in prison and up to 750000 dollars in fines.
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Kevin Joseph McKinley
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M L King celebration urges Elyria students to be color blind
The Rev Henry L Johnson urged Elyria High School students to accept one another and become color blind during a Martin Luther King Jr commemorative event. He wore black and white gloves and read a poem calling races to join, tracing slavery from 1619 Jamestown to its enduring impacts.
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Absenteeism at Elyria MLK Assembly Surges
Elyria school officials report 291 students absent for a Martin Luther King Jr. assembly, with 50 to 60 more dismissed for appointments. Principal John Raber warned some students and parents may not value the event, noting 80 to 100 more absences than a typical day and extending the concern to potential contempt for the holiday observance.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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