Indians Win World Series in Seven Says Chronicle Writer
The Chronicle-Telegram analyst changes his pick from Braves to Indians, predicting Cleveland clinches the title in seven games. He cites strong Tribe pitching led by Hershiser and Nagy and a deeper offense with Belle Murray and Thome powering the lineup.
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House OKs Medicare overhaul
Washington AP Republicans pass a Medicare overhaul bill after a 231-201 vote despite veto threats and Democratic predictions. Speaker Newt Gingrich calls it a great victory, saying it trims $270 billion from the program over seven years and expands senior health care choices. Democrats accuse Republicans of cuts and political rhetoric.
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Ohio House approves Medicare overhaul along party lines
The 231-201 roll call shows Republicans Martin Hoke of Lakewood and Paul Gillmor of Port Clinton voting yes while Democrat Sherrod Brown of Lorain voted no. The GOP majority took power in January and aims to fund tax cuts for the rich, drawing mixed reactions from members and Democrats on the floor.
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Lorain celebrates end of city deficit and solvency
Lorain marks a zero deficit after two years of fiscal tightening. Mayor Alex Olejiko cuts cake with City Auditor Craig Foltin in Foltin's office. The 1993 deficit reached 4.1 million and the state found the books unauditable, now a clear audit and online computer system support smoother operations.
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Black watch eyed on teen rowdies
North Ridgeville residents fear a Theresa Street field near Theresa and Main Avenue is attracting unruly teens who gather there, litter the area and shout profanities while homeowners feel harassed and teens protest being targeted.
Curtains fall as Bengals topple Steelers on Thursday night
The Cincinnati Bengals routed the Pittsburgh Steelers 27 to 9 in Thursday night football, delivering a decisive road victory and ending Pittsburgh’s hopes in that game.
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Hands are Not For Hitting project aids children
Cleveland report notes young Justin Simpson, son of Nicole Brown-Simpson, created red heart handprints for a domestic violence awareness project. Denise Brown recalls his line Hands are not for hitting as he and Sidney play with cousins, referencing an October 2 moment.
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