30 Jun 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1998
Page
1
A standout in the lineup emerges as the Tribe rely on their home run power. The club bets on the slugger to drive key runs, drawing attention from fans and analysts alike as the season heats up.
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt reports gray wolves in Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin have rebounded enough to be removed from endangered status. The Amherst Plaza loses two major tenants but remains near full occupancy with only 7000 square feet vacant. Clinton meets business leaders in Shanghai and answers questions on radio during fourth day of China visit. Retired Maj Gen Marion Carl shot to death in home robbery. thief forced entry. Chronicle-Telegram site undergoing updates and temporarily unavailable.
Cordelia DePaolis, 18, was found dead in her Middle Avenue home with his throat cut and stab wounds after a violent struggle. Rafael Figueroa, 19, husband of the victim's sister, confessed to detectives and was arraigned for aggravated murder, held without bond. The case, involving the victim's family, centers on motive still under investigation.
NBA owners unanimous to lock out players at 11 p.m. today canceling the current collective bargaining agreement. Commissioner David Stern cited economic imbalance and diminishing profits since 1992 93 as leverage to renegotiate. The owners invoked a clause triggered when player salaries exceed 51.8 percent of basketball related income amid a revenue share near 57 percent last season.
Audrey Iacona, 18, of Granger Township, convicted Feb. 13 of involuntary manslaughter, child endangering and gross abuse of a corpse, cannot receive a new trial. Judge said prosecutors disclosed a medical report about the infant infected with Group A Streptococcus, and that hiding the report would not have altered the outcome. Iacona remains free on a $1 million bond and faces an eight-year sentence.
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