Belle charged in chase in Cleveland home incident
Albert Belle, star of the Cleveland Indians, faced a minor misdemeanor charge for willful disregard of safety after a chase with teens who had come to his residence on Halloween. Police say Belle pursued the group by car onto private property. one youth alleged an injury but police found no bruises.
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Death penalty argued in most heinous crime era
The Ohio Supreme Court was asked to overturn Daniel E. Wilson's death sentence for killing Carol L. Lutz, 24, in a burning car in 1991 after a conviction for aggravated murder, arson, and kidnapping. Prosecutor White called it one of the most heinous homicides he has seen. defense argues trial influence by Wilson's earlier juvenile involuntary manslaughter conviction.
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Shutdown stalls as Clinton and GOP remain apart
Washington reported President Clinton and the Republican Congress remained at odds over budget priorities as the partial government shutdown persisted. Speaker Newt Gingrich signaled readiness to renew talks, while Clinton warned against rushing bad legislation, leaving the stalemate unresolved.
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Longtime city law aide Bessick dies at 49
Elyria obituary recalls Elmer Bessick a city law aide with humor and a “teddy bear” nature. He collapsed on Broad Street and died Tuesday afternoon at 49 after diabetes noted as a factor. assistant solicitor Stephen Gurchik described him as well liked and witty.
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Senator Gorton Calls Block on Browns Move
Washington Sen. Slade Gorton, a free market advocate, urged the NFL to block the Cleveland Browns from moving to Baltimore and said Congress may need to pass laws to prevent franchise moves. He cited public subsidies and community impact, criticizing Art Modell for turning away from Cleveland, and suggested reviving anti-move laws for major sports leagues.
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