Political pioneer's bid for Congress in Ohio's 11th district
Jean Murrell Capers, 85, first black Cleveland City Council member, runs as an independent for Ohio's 11th District seat held by retiring Louis Stokes. She has no party banner or contributions, campaigns door to door, drawing on a life of public service and a feisty, outspoken style. Capers faces Stephanie Tubbs Jones and James Hereford in a race shaped by long odds and Capers's call for leadership beyond "oligarchy."
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Bank Cuts Monthly Payments in Half for Homeowners
Cleveland bank offers new mortgage programs for homeowners with past credit problems. Referrals promise refinancing and debt consolidation, halving monthly payments, with quick five minute profiling and a 24 hour proposal reply. If unable to help, they say so immediately.
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Voters asked to limit site of Reds stadium
Hamilton County voters are asked to approve a charter amendment banning tax dollars for a Reds stadium except at Broadway Commons. Opponents warn the measure shifts government power. supporters favor a riverfront site with a $235 million, 45,000-seat ballpark.
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