Indians win as Hill shuts down Mariners in ALCS Game 4
Indians fans felt hopeful after Ken Hill blanked Seattle 7-0 in Game 4 to knot the ALCS at 2-2. Eddie Murray and Jim Thome hit two-run homers, Tony Pena sparked a rally, and the series shift raised expectations for Game 5 with Hershiser vs Bosio looming. Belle and Alomar injuries add concern as Seattle visits.
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GOP Medicare plan reshapes health care for elderly
The Medicare Preservation Act of 1995 would shift elderly care toward private plans, forcing insurers and providers to compete for a larger share of the market. It would allow beneficiaries to switch between traditional Medicare and private plans through 1997, introduce HMOs and PPOs, and impose strict budget limits while launching a national health fair to promote MedicarePlus.
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Eighteen Inducted Into National Women’s Hall of Fame
Eighteen women are inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in a ceremony honoring pioneers in science arts government and education. Names of the new honorees include notable researchers authors and civic leaders recognized for their contributions to gender equality and public life.
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Million Man March draws Black men to Washington
Black men will converge in Washington on Monday for a daylong event sparked by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. The Million Man March blends revival, rally and workshop aims, with no single political agenda and uncertain attendance. It echoes the 1963 March on Washington in name only, lacking a specific lead group or unified platform.
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Lorain Man joins Million Man March in DC
Lawrence Ross Sr. of Lorain recalls missing the 1963 March on Washington led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. He plans to attend the Million Man March in Washington, D C, hoping for a historic black history milestone. About 800 Lorain County men expected to travel 380 miles. some locals oppose the exclusion of families and non blacks. Critics question Farrakhan and the event’s leadership amid race tensions.
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