13 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1998
Page
1
Michael Tucker hits a three run homer to put Atlanta ahead 5-4 in the eighth, as the Braves win 7-6 over San Diego. With two straight wins, Atlanta trims the series deficit to 3-2 and heads back to Atlanta.
A morning blaze at 1505 West Avenue destroyed an abandoned structure in disrepair and damaged Ralphs Place next door. Firefighters, arriving at 4:45 a.m., battled flames for about an hour, melting siding and power lines while neighborhood electrical service remained intact. Authorities have not determined a cause and estimate damages at 100000 against county tax records valuing the building at 43400. The property owner, Sarah Peak of Cleveland, faces 83 code violation counts with Oct. 22 court date.
After being benched in the Indians' Game 6 lineup, David Justice pinch hit for a walk and later responded to ESPN analyst Peter Gammons. Justice denied asking out of the lineup and defended his postseason record amid heightened media scrutiny as ALCS action resumes at Yankee Stadium.
The piece notes slim hopes for Cleveland against the New York Yankees, citing lineup quirks and pitcher availability. It references Chuck Knoblauch, Bartolo Colon, Andy Pettitte, Sandy Alomar, David Justice, and Chris Assenheimer with casual game-time speculation about Game 6 and Game 7.
Ezekial Allen Chaney, 18, formerly of Oberlin now of Washington DC, was arrested Friday after police received a tip of a large cocaine stash. Officers found 79 racks of crack cocaine at a Groveland Street home. He faces drug trafficking possession of criminal tools and possession of drugs charges and was to be arraigned in Oberlin Municipal Court. He remains in county custody.
Democrat Mary Boyle challenges Gov. George Voinovich claiming his education record is poor. She argues he failed to deliver on a promised “education governor” for Ohio’s 1.8 million children. Voinovich backers cite strong support from the Ohio Education Association and praise his leadership in public education.
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