Browns to hire Dwight Clark as here director of football ops
In Cleveland, AP reports Dwight Clark poised to join the Browns as director of football operations after negotiations with Carmen Policy. A noon news conference was set to introduce Clark, who helped engineer San Francisco’s Super Bowl era, and he praised Policy’s winning mindset. Clark recalled making The Catch to beat Dallas.
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49ers
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Close Call as Patriots Edge Bills 25 21
Shawn Jefferson watched as Buffalo cornerback Thomas Smith intercepted in the end zone but New England still won 25 21 with no time left. Jefferson and the Patriots defense sealed the late comeback on B3.
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Shawn Jefferson
Buffalo Bills
Thomas Smith
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Jefferson
Patriots
Lions Club poster winners advance to district level
Three local students advance to the district level in the 11th annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest sponsored in this area by the Elyria Noon Lions Club. Education Notes, A5 Politician dead Dante Fascell, a Florida Democrat in Congress for 38 years who played a leading role in U.S. foreign policy, dies of colon cancer. He was 81.03
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Elyria Noon Lions Club
Dante Fascell
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Congress
U.S
Dear Abby Opines on People and Daily Life
The column offers practical advice on relationships and social dilemmas, addressing reader questions about manners, communication, and personal conduct. It reflects common guidance style of the era with emphasis on civility and thoughtful responses.
Parents seek vaccine injury aid after son’s rare reaction
Washington AP report on Carol McFarland’s 1-year-old son Brent who suffered brain damage after a routine measles shot. The family waited six years for compensation under Congress’s Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, which since inception has processed about 5,300 claims, with 1,300 paid and $900 million awarded to families, while over half were rejected.
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Carol McFarland
Brent
McFarlands
Congress
McFarland’s
High court to hear suit on hospital dumping
Wanda Johnson, 41, says a Louisville hospital and follow up care dumped her due to poverty and lack of insurance after a truck struck her. The suit alleges she was transferred to a nursing home in Indianapolis and later rushed to another hospital, leading to six years of crippling injuries and a wheelchair life.
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Wanda Johnson
Hardee’s
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Indianapolis
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Impeachment Showdown Faces December House Vote
Washington AP reports impeachment proceedings against President Clinton head toward a December House vote on whether to send articles to the Senate. Key questions linger on whether a majority of 218 exists for impeachment while some Republicans doubt they have the votes. House hearings resume with testimony from convicted perjurers as Clinton faces a possible December hearing invitation from Rep Henry Hyde.
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Senate
Tom DeLay
Texas
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White House
Monica Lewinsky
Maryland
Nathan Landow
Kathleen Willey
Landow
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Henry Hyde
R-Ill
Ms. Lewinsky
Start of federal state background checks for all gun buyers
The Brady Act expands instant background checks from handguns to rifles and shotguns as the FBI and states implement a nationwide system. About 12.4 million guns are sold annually, with 2.5 million more yearly transactions from pawn shop recalls. FBI training 513 staff in West Virginia to handle the workload while federal and state laws bar felons fugitives and other disqualified individuals from purchases.
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