14 Oct 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1998
Page
1
A farm workers union protests Ohio State coach John Cooper over planned endorsement of a pickle brand. The move sparks calls for boycott action against the sponsor and stirs labor community concerns about ethics in college sports.
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Long-suffering Indians fans endured another painful exit as Cleveland lost 9-5 to New York. Poor defense and pitching doomed their bid as the Yankees sealed the AL championship series at 4-2. Fans recalled past disappointments while acknowledging four straight playoff appearances after four 100-loss seasons.
Columnist Dan Coughlin calls the matchup the hottest rivalry in baseball as tensions rise. Yankee fans provoke with chants and insults targeting Justice while Spike Lee comments on the scene. Wells is named series MVP as New York exposes Cleveland’s flaws and Indians stumble in key moments.
The winner advances to face the Yankees in Game 1 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium, scheduled for 8 pm Saturday. The Braves and Padres battle for the pennant in a decisive playoff game.
Louis M. Cillo, 41, former Sheffield Township resident, pleaded guilty to nine counts of bank robbery across Lorain Cuyahoga and Florida. He received 11 years and 4 months in prison and 27 years of supervised release, plus $25,700 restitution. He has been held in the Santa Rosa County Jail since June after FBI arrest in Pensacola.
New York AP reports the NBA canceled regular season games for November 3 to 16 due to a players owners work stoppage ending a 51 season streak of play. Commissioner David Stern called the move lousy and disappointing as 99 games were wiped and players may miss their first paychecks.
The Supreme Court let stand an appeals court ruling upholding a Cincinnati ordinance that denied homosexual protection from discrimination. No ruling was issued and no national precedent was set, but lawyers say the action could encourage other cities to pass similar laws.
OSHA cited USS Kobe Steel Co for the death of Dennis Pintur, 50, in May when a 30 ton bar dropped on him in the run out area of the bloom casters. The agency proposed a $17,000 total fine, calling the violations serious and noting the mill did not provide a safe workplace conditions in that area.
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