Browns Relocation Fallout Sparked by Modell Moratorium
Maryland officials reveal a secret contract removing the Browns from Cleveland signed Oct. 27 aboard a Baltimore jet amid Modell’s moratorium on talks. The piece blames local leaders for the disaster and predicts leverage tactics will grow as Cleveland faces possible future franchise moves.
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Parris Glendenning
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Lorain County
Maryland Stadium Authority
Why Cleveland Should Emulate Green Bay on Public Ownership
A city letter argues Cleveland should municipalize the Browns rather than pursue costly moves. It cites Green Bay as the model, praising public ownership and local loyalty, and urges officials to use eminent domain to seize the team if needed to protect heritage and North East Ohio’s economy.
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Baltimore
New York
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NFL
Art Modell
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Mike White
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Reeback Cleveland Defends Integrity Against Local Adversaries
Cleveland figures defend integrity against corporate carpetbaggers and pool hustlers like Art Modell. Rick Nagin chairs the Communist Party USA Ohio District. The Chronicle Telegram and Morning Journal anchor Lorain County media, with PD USA Today The Sun and other local papers supporting Lorain County readers.
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Sold-out papers a sign of greatness
A Cleveland reader notes that sold-out newspapers reflect regional support, contrasting Lorain County with nearby counties. The observer recounts a lunch in a west side Cleveland restaurant, residing now in North Ridgeville, and finding only The Plain Dealer in stock while others were unavailable.
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No Respect Shown By Cheerleaders After Trial
The writer condemns reactions to the wife-beater's release, noting victims and families deserve respect. They describe a celebration with dancing and champagne, likening jurors to accomplices and accusing supporters of seeking book deals and solidarity with the killer.
Quebec separatism echoed in U S black struggles
Clarence Page compares Quebecs push for sovereignty to African American debates over identity and minority rights. He notes the rise of Lucien Bouchard and the Bloc Quebecois, the French-English divide, and the dangers of neglecting minority fears in a diverse society.
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Louis Farra
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Lucien Bouchard
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Jean Chretien
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Arafat retract or peace path after Rabin’s death
Cal Thomas argues Rabin’s murder tests Middle East peace prospects. He cites James Baker and Benjamin Netanyahu warnings, notes Arafat's failure to retract PLO Charter rhetoric, and suggests reversal could salvage Rabin’s legacy while condemning violence.
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