Indians Fall In Extra In ALDS As Alomar Homer Ends run
Charles Nagy and the bullpen struck out 23 as the Indians led 3-0 then saw Roberto Alomar spark a 4-3 loss in 12 innings. Alomar homered after a controversial spit incident and Baltimore clinched a series win to advance on a sunny Jacobs Field afternoon in Cleveland.
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Facinelli Probes Nancy Smith Joseph Allen Case in Chronicle Series
Chronicle Telegram columnist Paul Facinelli took leave to examine public records trial transcripts and police interviews in the Nancy Smith Joseph Allen case. Michael Higgins notes the trial was tense with a close verdict and prosecutors defend the strength of their case. Readers are urged to judge whether new information could have changed the outcome.
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Chronicle features and notes from readers and pages
A collage of garbled captions and fragments mentions Dave Barry Pat Leimbach and autumn color in Ohio. It references reading joy at a sandstone fortress in Amherst and dental options, plus a note on The Chronicle’s web presence and recycled newsprint.
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Candidates ignore crucial issue in presidential debate
The 1996 campaign shows gender and generation gaps but misses the real-world problems facing the next president. Critics say North Korea’s potential implosion and urban unemployment are left out as Clinton and Dole discuss broad ideas. Jeffrey Eisenach notes the contrast between Dole's 15 percent tax cut and Clinton's many small proposals.
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Jacobs Group touts SouthPark Center Mall opening
STRONGSVILLE The Richard E. Jacobs Group previews its 1.2 million square foot SouthPark Center Mall with skylights marble and palm trees ahead of a planned Oct 16 grand opening. General Manager Thomas Bird says stores will fill quickly as construction crews depart. The project mirrors Midway Mall in size and marks a rare suburban Cleveland mall debut in two decades.
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