Norwalk Woman Recovers From Rare Ross Heart Procedure
A 41-year-old Norwalk woman underwent a first EMH Regional Medical Center Ross procedure performed by Cleveland Clinic surgeon Dr. Craig Saunders. The four hour operation replaced her faulty aortic valve with a pulmonary valve and then a donated valve, with a 1.5 percent mortality risk. Saunders called the outcome as good as expected, and the family expressed immense relief at Sandra Brown’s recovery.
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Government shutdown crisis looms as talks stall
Washington AP report: President Clinton and Republican Congress edge toward a veto clash likely to trigger a partial government shutdown next week and potential default. GOP leaders invite talks at the Capitol as both sides seek budget compromise amid brinkmanship and criticism over golf during the crisis.
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Browns move to Baltimore blocked by faulty lease revision
Cleveland faces a dispute over a lease amendment tied to the Browns move to Baltimore. City attorneys say the revision was flawed, while Modell’s side rejects the claim and argues the city is rehashing its earlier lawsuit. The case centers on an October 27 amendment with the Cleveland Stadium Corp., controlled by Modell.
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Hagan warns Cleveland on chasing NFL team
Cuyahoga County Commissioner Tim Hagan urged city leaders not to overspend to attract another NFL franchise. Speaking at a Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency meeting, he noted the Browns loss and warned against mirroring Baltimore’s terms, stressing priorities over league incentives.
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Area sees lower ozone as Cleveland meets federal standards
Federal guidelines eased air status after Greater Cleveland reported no ozone standard violations this summer. Officials credit NOACA and the Northeast Ohio Ozone Action Task Force for a cleaner air season, with Tim Hagan calling it a remarkable success and a proof of regional outreach.
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