Indians Say Goodbye to Municipal Stadium in Nostalgic Ceremony
The Indians marked the final game at Municipal Stadium with a nostalgic closing ceremony and a flood of memories. Andre Thornton and manager Mike Hargrove spoke of the move to the new park as bittersweet, while Nadine Glinski and the marketing team were lauded for a famed nostalgia drive. Major guests included Bob Feller and Bob Hope as 72,000 in attendance watched ground crew dig up home plate and players wear vintage uniforms.
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League Park
Andre Thornton
Indians
Mike Hargrove
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Nadine Glinski
Nadine
Jeff Overton
Harder
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Big Four
al Rosen
Max Alvis
Herb Score
Sam McDowell
Thornton
Rick Manning
Bob Hope
Hope
Hollywood
Crosby
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Mike Jeffas
Cleveland
Jeffas
Warwick
N. Y
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Jeffus
Casey Stengel
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Minn
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Municipal Stadium
Baltimore
Minnesota
Texas Rangers
Arlington
Tex
Dallas
Rangers
Old League Park
E. 66Th St
Lexington, Ave
Pennsylvania
New York
First Base
DiPoto
Belle
RBI
Thomas
City council weighs raises for treasurer and auditor
Elyria faces a debate over pay increases for Treasurer Lori Majorana and Auditor William Andersen following a study showing higher credentials command higher salaries. Some council members fear budget strain after cuts and freezes tied to ongoing money problems.
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NWA Law
Lori Majorana
William Andersen
Wilfred Castro
Castro
Parma
Lakewood
Majorana
Lorain
Olejko
Crime Rates Dip in 1992 Across Amherst Elyria and Lorain
Vermilion Police Chief Nicho las Mayer cites lower crime due to patrol visibility community effort and luck. Amherst Police Chief William Hall sees decline but offers no explanation. Lorain reports increases in murders non-negligent manslaughters rapes and burglaries while Elyria shows higher robberies larcenies thefts motor vehicle thefts and arsons. both towns report 73 aggravated offenses.
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Vermilion
Nicholas Mayer
Amherst
William Hall
Lorain
Elyria
Violent crime in Elyria shows mixed 1992 results
Elyria reports overall violent crime down from 1991 to 1992 with murders and non negligent manslaughter rising from 3 to 8 and rapes increasing from 54 to 57. Robberies fell from 93 to 68 and aggravated assaults declined from 111 to 73. FBI cautions on underreporting and broader national trends noted by experts.
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Lorain
FBI
Louis J. Freeh
University of Southern California
Marcus Felson
Felson
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