Parade draws 55 000 to 60 000 for Indians pennant celebration
Cleveland crowds packed downtown for a rally honoring the Indians after clinching the American League pennant. Fans from Lorain County, including Elyria’s Lisa Bowman and 11 year old Matthew Smarr, praised players Baerga Hershiser Mesa and Murray while lamenting Albert Belle's absence. Local officials estimated attendance between 55 000 and 60 000.
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Sheffield Township
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Inside Story on the Tribe Champs
A 1996 season feature notes the Tribe’s confidence as players promise success and a winning run. The article emphasizes team spirit and growing momentum with a focus on key contributors and upcoming games.
Driscol Music to close Elyria store on Broad Street
Driscol Music Co will shut its Elyria Broad Street shop on January 1 and relocate operations to Lorain at 340 Broadway. Elyria customers may still rent instruments through the Lorain store and repairs will be streamlined. The firm emphasizes it is not closing, profitable since 1941 and plans smoother service.
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Rain Wednesday Foreseen With Mild 58 Degree High
Weather outlook lists a Wednesday rain chance with a high near 58 degrees. No additional local events or named organizations provided.
In Memory of Tim House Memorial for Avon Driver
Tim House a 21 year old Avon man killed in a Saturday morning car crash is remembered with signs from friends and family at the crash site routes 83 and 254 Avon The victim was a passenger in the car driven by Timothy Stockard 21 also of Avon who remained in critical condition today Paula Artman Chronicle
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Quebec votes narrowly to stay in Canada amid protests
Canada survives separatist bid as Quebec rejects independence by 50.37 to 49.63 percent. Violent clashes erupt as federalists claim victory and separatists vow another attempt. Jacques Parizeau leads the defeated side with sharp blame for business and immigrants.
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Vermilion High football player in very critical condition
Vermilion High School football player Timothy Zink collapsed after a Friday game against Admiral King and remained unconscious in very critical condition. Doctors removed a brain blood clot and noted brain swelling with pressure as tests continue to determine the cause of the hereditary defective blood vessel.
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Sheffield ordered to settle bias suits
The state Civil Rights Commission orders the village police department to settle age discrimination and sexual favoritism claims from former dispatchers Fran Nikonowicz and Mary Lou Urban by November 15. If no agreement is reached, a public hearing will be held and a settlement imposed.
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Sheffield
State Civil Rights Commission
Fran Nikonowicz
Mary Lou Urban
Detroit Beats Devil on Devil's Night Patrols
Detroit kept arson in check as about 35,000 residents patrolled streets and police arrested over 30 juveniles. The peak destruction reached 297 fires in 1985, per World and Nation.
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