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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1999
Page
7
Two EC Panthers from Lend Me Your Ear High School earned a national honor, recognizing their academic and athletic excellence. The announcement highlights their achievements and the school's pride in their accomplishments.
Indiana survives Northwestern scare as hockey coverage highlights a tense game. Northwestern fought back but Indiana held on with decisive plays to secure a narrow win.
Cleveland Browns face potential loss of coaching candidate Chris Palmer as Northwestern weighs him to replace Gary Barnett if he joins Colorado. Palmer, former Boston U. head coach, has ties to Rick Taylor now at Northwestern. Pay discussions and talks with Taylor remain uncertain as Palmer acknowledged another job possibility.
Carlsbad Calif Baseball owners approved the 150 million sale of the Florida Marlins from H Wayne Huizenga to John Henry and appointed a Blue Ribbon Task Force on Baseball Economics. The panel includes George Mitchell Paul Volcker Richard Levin and George Will to bring a fresh outside perspective.
Wayne Embry, Cavs president, reflected on Michael Jordan naming the 1991 Cleveland win as a career standout as he watched Jordan retire. Embry said Cleveland should be proud Jordan referenced beating the Cavaliers, a sign of his respect for the 1980s Cavs teams.
Michael Jordan announced his retirement at the United Center with his wife by his side. He cited mental exhaustion and lack of challenge, ending a storied 13 year run that yielded six championships, five MVPs, and 10 scoring titles. Is this farewell permanent?
A veteran observer recalls Michael Jordan as the ultimate basketball star who chose to be a good guy. He describes Jordan’s respect for his father, special bonds with fans and disabled guests, and daily restraint from ego amid a storied career with the Bulls. The piece marks Jordan’s retirement announcement.
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