Browns owner Al Lerner dies at 69 in 2001
Cleveland fans mourn the death of Al Lerner at age 69 after a battle with a brain tumor. Lerner, who revived the Browns in 1998, was praised for leadership, philanthropy, and his influence in the NFL. his passing leaves a void for the league and city. He had stepped back from daily duties in recent months and was reportedly hospitalized.
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Armed Chechens seize Moscow theater in hostage crisis
About 40 armed Chechen rebels stormed a Moscow theater during a musical and took hundreds of audience members hostage. They threatened to shoot captives and detonated alarms while demanding Russia end its war in Chechnya. Officials reported gunfire and cell phone communications but casualty details remained unconfirmed.
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Reversal Tosses $29.3 Million Judgment in Jenny Jones Show
An appeals court reverses a $29.3 million judgment against the Jenny Jones Show in a notable media liability ruling. The decision impacts claims rooted in a controversial episode and raises questions for future courtroom battles over talk show content.
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Warrant issued in sniper case FBI searches Tacoma home
Federal authorities issued an arrest warrant for John Allen Muhammad for firearms charges and searched his Tacoma area home as part of the Washington area sniper probe. He and a 17 year old believed to be his stepson John Lee Malvo were sought for information.
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Officials defend investigation in Washington sniper case
In Rockville Maryland officials defend the manhunt as a new death tied to the Washington area sniper sparks scrutiny. ATF Special Agent Michael Bouchard says every measure is being taken and stresses concern for children's safety. unnamed law enforcement sources say the killer claimed he tried to contact police six times in a menacing note demanding millions.
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Cruelty charges dismissed for Oberlin horse owners and boarders
A Oberlin Municipal Court judge dismissed animal cruelty charges against Ray and Susan Leiby of Wellington and other defendants tied to two horses once reported nearly starved. Prosecution cited lack of clear proof, with the Leibys and others seeking return of the horses after veterinary notes and feed bills were examined. The defense argued the horses had access to food and water, while authorities noted the animals were underweight and ill, potentially saving their lives. The Leibys may reclaim animals after repaying roughly $3,000 in care costs.
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