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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1995
Page
1
Amid pregame buzz in Atlanta fans wave a Bop The Chop cutout while recalling Civil War figures. Mentions of Sherman and Lee Wade the crowd as Arnold Mt Hershiser faces Maddux in a pivotal matchup with Braves aiming for a 2-0 lead.
Thousands of decked-out Cleveland fans jam Public Square on the eve of the Indians first World Series in 41 years. The parade of outfits includes a custom suit with an Indians cap, blazer, face paint, pin, and banner as fans celebrate the franchise’s rise.
Zack Austen, 7, displays his sporty new haircut as a symbol of his mother Donna keeping a promise. She pledged the haircut if the Cleveland Indians reached the World Series, a claim tied to local pride and family support for the team.
President Clinton announced support for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act to prohibit job bias based on sexual orientation. He urged passage, noting many states permit such discrimination and calling unequal treatment on work ability a nonissue. The measure faces uncertain prospects in a Republican Congress.
An FDA advisory committee unanimously recommends approval of the Prostation device that uses microwaves to heat and destroy excess prostate tissue. The method offers a potential outpatient alternative to drugs or surgery, with experts calling it fast and promising for millions of aging men.
France aligns with the United States and Britain to announce a treaty banning nuclear tests in the South Pacific after domestic pressure. Separately a local advocate in Washington Avenue urged a lower street speed limit while Elyria and Lorain report a sharp fall in jobless rates for September.
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