Quiet Cleveland Rejects Browns Season Return Opinion
A Cleveland writer rejects the return of the Browns, praising quiet high school and college sports while mocking Browns fans. He calls football brutal, questions the religion of the sport, and predicts chaos and hype if the team resumes play, while affirming love for other sports and the Indians.
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Cleveland Browns
Browns
Cleveland Indians
FBI targets computer crime in Columbus InfraGard effort
The Columbus FBI begins a security consortium named InfraGard to protect sensitive computers from hackers. Columbus joins Cleveland and Indianapolis as early InfraGard cities and will expand nationwide to 56 major cities, enabling private firms and government to share hacker information and bolster critical systems.
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United States
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Roger Wilson
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Technology comes to junior highs in Elyria
Elyria’s three junior highs launch a first year technology program funded by a $375,000 federal grant “Raising the Bar in the Middle Grades” to integrate computers into math social studies science and language arts. Seventh graders in a two hour daily block use Macintosh machines to run digital checkbooks autobiographies World Wide Web research and data bases, with plans to expand if state funds rise.
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Courtney Ehast
Eastern Heights
Ohio
Northwood
Westwood
Jeremy Gray
Routa
Daryl Henrichsen
Tures
Henrichsen
Jennifer Hansen
Gunman robs clerk at Joyful Mug drive through
A masked man forced a clerk into a walk in cooler during a Friday night robbery at the Joyful Mug drive through on Leona Street in Elyria. No one was hurt. the suspect fled with cash from a register and two bags. A sheriff’s canine did not locate a scent.
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Dennis Will
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Beachwood boom prompts split lots for bigger homes
Beachwood residents chase density as land grows scarce. Michael Drusinsky bought a $255,000 three bed home, demolished it, and plans to split 0.9 acres to build two $350,000 houses. Building Commissioner John Korinek notes more than six demolitions followed by new, larger homes, driven by supply and demand.
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Michael Drusinsky
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John Korinek
Guns in the Classroom Spark Cleveland Lesson Debate
In Cleveland Scranton Elementary a gun control themed lesson uses Handgun Control Inc. STAR materials and an NRA Eddie Eagle program taught by police officers. Students question toy guns while both sides accuse the other of political aims amid broader debates on safety and rights.
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Scranton Elementary School
Handgun Control Inc
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National Rifle Association
NRA
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Handgun Control
Joe Camel
Control
Rocco Pollutro
Pollutro
Eddie
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