23 May 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1998
Page
1
In a Friday night game the Tribe led 9 2 in the fifth before Jose Mesa gave up five runs in two innings. Cleveland still prevailed 9 7 as the bullpen struggled but the offense carried the day.
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The autopsy shows 2-year-old Ryan Scott died March 27 from blunt head injuries and 39 bruises and scrapes, with eight facial bruises and signs of widespread trauma. Coroner Elizabeth Balraj ruled the death a homicide. Ryan died at Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital after being found unresponsive at a foster home in Sheffield Lake.
Kip Kinkel, 15, faced four adult murder charges in Springfield Oregon after the school shooting. Police found at least five bombs at his home as they removed his mother's body. Bomb squads searched the house, evacuated neighbors, and recovered timing devices pipe bombs shells a hand grenade fireworks chemicals and bomb-making instructions. The second student victim died Friday.
Bill Cosby has joined investors planning to bid on the replacement Cleveland Browns, saying he seeks a role with social responsibility and a worthwhile purpose beyond investment. The Dolan brothers distributed the statement, with Cosby not reachable for comment.
Washington AP reports Congress approved a six year 203 billion highway and mass transit bill promising job creation and infrastructure repair. The House vote was 297 to 86 following the Senate 88 to 5 tally as Congress adjourns for Memorial Day. President Clinton praised funding as keeping the country strong.
Northwood Junior High School English teacher Kim Sinegar told eighth graders a promise she would perform cartwheels on the roof if every student passed the ninth grade proficiency test. The class delivered with all students passing the writing section, prompting laughter from Principal Mike Gillam as Sinegar kept her word.
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