Indians mourn long-time trainer Jimmy Warfield
Jimmy Warfield, popular Tribe trainer for 30 years, died after a brain hemorrhage Monday at Jacobs Field. He was 60, survived by wife Linda and son Jordan, a student manager for Ohio State basketball. Warfield joined Cleveland in 1969, led as head trainer 26 years, later assistant, one of four in franchise history. He remained loved by players and staff despite the loss, as the Indians honored him during a 7-1 win over the White Sox before his condition worsened.
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Centennial of air conditioning and a cool Texas night
In Corpus Christi Texas the piece recalls Willis Haviland Carrier who invented air conditioning a century ago. It notes the contrast between sultry heat and modern comfort in malls offices and stadiums while touching on historical efforts to cool air from Roman times to Dr John Gorrie.
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Interstate 90 three-lane widening to open next month
Ohio DOT expected to open all three westbound lanes from downtown Cleveland to Route 611 by Aug 15 weather permitting, with the third eastbound lane due around mid September. County-specific timelines vary, Lorain and Cuyahoga segments nearing completion as costs total about 215 million since 1998.
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Beth Wilson
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Cuyahoga
Paul Wasilewski
Teens in Ohio carnival work under foreign exchange
Two Russian teens aged 18 and 19 traveled to Eaton Township Ohio to work at Weber's Food Concessions after a brief stint at a carnival. Cultural Homestay International officials are dispatching investigators to inspect living conditions and ensure proper treatment as authorities review the arrangement and pay.
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Foreign Exchange
Ohio
Gayle Empson-Wagner
Cultural Homestay International
California
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Anna Fedulina
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Ken Weber
Empson-Wagner
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Weber
Greenspan says scandals slow the recovery
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan warns that accounting scandals will hinder the U S economic rebound. The note appears amid broader business coverage on A7 and references a separate crime report noting a missing aid and a body found in a neighboring county.
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Mixed reaction to WTC site rebuilding proposals
Six plans for redeveloping the World Trade Center site drew divided response in New York. Critics say plans overemphasize office space on sacred ground while supporters praise a strong memorial for the 2813 victims and the overall near consensus on plan scope and needed facilities.
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