Indians to Cut Jacobs Field Ticket Prices Next Season
The Indians expect many Jacobs Field seats to be priced at five dollars as part of 2008 ticket cuts. Of 81 home games, 71 will feature lower prices on certain seats, while 10 will have higher prices. Officials say the move aims to keep games affordable without harming season-ticket holders. The team finished 74-23 this year and missed the AL playoffs. pricing shifts seek to attract fans while maintaining revenue.
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Indians
Bob DiBiasio
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DiBiasio
Laura Schneider
Chronicletelegram
Warm September Fortifies Coastal Region Weather Streak
A National Weather Service report notes September was the warmest on record in the area with an average of 69.96 degrees, up 5.5 degrees, and six 90 degree days including a 94 degree high on September 9. Rainfall reached 4.06 inches, while many days remained dry. Forecasters attribute the warmth to high pressure offshore. Expect more summerlike warmth into the coming days with chances of showers and cooler midweek temperatures.
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Elyria
Ray Diederich
National Weather Service
North Ridgeville
Diederich
Bill Randel
Weath
Er Service
Lorain County agency head Taylor-Carter faces renewal fight
Lorain Anna Taylor-Carter remains president of the Lorain County Community Action Agency amid a board clash. The executive committee urged nonrenewal, but the full board rejected that move 7 to 1. A 60 day extension was approved to allow further study as auditors probe the agency. Taylor-Carter voiced hesitation about the extension.
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Lorain
Anna Taylor- Carter
Lorain County
Taylor-Carter
Ken Shawver
Jim Petro
Greg White
Coubt
Shawver
Heading home Remains of World War II airmen found in easter Tibet
Remains of World War II airmen found in eastern Tibet are being returned home. The discovery follows long pursuit for closure by families and veterans groups.
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Tibet
Should the United States Launch an Attack on Iraq
Debate over a bill granting President Bush congressional approval for an Iraq strike continues in both parties. Area residents in Elyria express mixed views from support for action to calls for caution, with several noting past confrontations and concerns about consequences.
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United States
Iraq
George W. Bush
County agency reimbursed for travel expenses
Lorain Anna Taylor Carter reimbursed Lorain County Community Action Agency $602 for travel charges on the agency credit card tied to a November wedding trip to Florida. Frank Carter, her husband, had a $13 plane ticket charged to the card earlier with no reimbursement until Aug. 30. The agency document also lists $240 lodging at the Radisson Kissimmee, $150 for another Radisson stay, and $81 with Daytona as the only explanation, all dated Oct. 31, 2001, on Traveloc transactions.
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Lorain
Anna Taylor Carter
Lorain County
Radisson
Kissimmee
Fla
Traveloc
Lawmakers doubt Saddam threat as Iran program traced
House members Sherrod Brown and Marcy Kaptur say Saddam Hussein is not an immediate U.S. threat. The article notes Iran's bicampaneus program began about two decades ago with United States assistance.
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Marcy Kaptur
Sadaam Hussein
U.S
Iran
United States
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