North Ridgeville woos $15 million outdoor Force soccer complex
North Ridgeville lays out a plan to attract Cleveland Force owner Bart Wolstein with a 1 p.m. Aug. 24 park event at South Central Park and a formal site proposal by late July or early August. The effort involves county officials, the Chamber of Commerce, Soccer League and local business leaders.
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Nautica project breaks ground on Cleveland riverfront
Ground breaking in Cleveland marks the Nautica development along the West Bank of the Cuyahoga River. Jeffrey Jacobs, Bay Village representative, Corna and Rusnow unveil a 65 million dollar 28 acre project with shops, restaurants, a health club and boat slips plus planned trolley and cable transit. The phase one renovation converts Sugar Warehouse into boutiques and a trolley museum.
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Sister of captive Terry Anderson heads to Greece for plea
Peggy Say of Batavia N Y travels to Athens to meet Greek premier Andreas Papandreou carrying messages from hostages families including Lorain native Terry Anderson AP chief Charles Lewis accompanies her Say stresses optimism not equating to imminent release and notes ongoing appeals to end Lebanon captivity Also three hundred attend Freedom Awareness Music Festival at University of Mexico in Albuquerque New Mexico to urge hostages' freedom.
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Terry Anderson
Greece
Peggy Say
Batavia
N.Y
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Margaret
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Lebanon
Charles Lewis
Washington DC
Middle East
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
University of Mexico
Weekend Weather Outlook Slightly Warmer Next Week
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low in the low 60s. Tuesday should be sunny with highs in the low 80s. Details are continued on page 4-3.
Second quake rattles Southern California with multiple injuries
A 5.3 quake struck 28 miles southwest of Oceanside, injuring 15 and burying an elderly man under thousands of books in a downtown San Diego hotel room. A Chula Vista woman died of a suspected heart attack. Nonstructural damages reached 500000.
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Lindbergh Field
Pig Racing Fever drives Heinold pigs to Valparaiso fair debut
Roy Holding, Heinold Hog Market, trains 35 racing pigs including My Hammy Vice and Hamtastic for state fairs in eight Midwestern states. Pigs race on five foot tracks with hurdles, aiming for world records and a prize of a cookie. They travel in a 32 foot trailer under veterinary care with special rations and nightly oil rubs. First public appearance this month at Porter County Fair in Valparaiso Indiana.
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Boris Carlot
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Charlie Hustle
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