13 Sep 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1998
Page
1
Chicago edges Cleveland 6 4 as Robin Ventura delivers a three run homer in the eighth. Davis Davenport Hingis title headlines the sports section with Us Open victory.
U S Rep Paul Gillmor R Port Clinton argues that President Clinton's alleged wrongdoings exceed those of Richard Nixon. He cites a Starr report detailing Clinton lying in a sexual harassment suit and in a grand jury probe about an affair with Monica Lewinsky. The congressman notes the public reaction is somber as impeachment questions rise.
North Ridgeville native Mull, famed actor and comedian, faces the mound at Jacobs Field after ten years since his infamous 55 foot first pitch at old Cleveland Stadium. He aims to throw true this time, recalling the embarrassment and hoping for a clean delivery.
President Clinton's lawyers issued a scathing rebuttal to Kenneth Starr's report to Congress on his relationship with Monica Lewinsky, calling it pornographic and a hit and run smear. The White House pressed back, insisting the president did not perjure himself, obstruct justice, tamper with witnesses, or abuse office, as Democrats faced mounting pressure over the scandal's political and legal stakes.
About 7,000 tickets remained for Cleveland Indians postseason games after sales closed Saturday night. Roughly 50,000 tickets for American League division and Championship Series games were sold from 5 p.m. to midnight with two division series home games already sold out and a third possible. The first championship series home game was sold out while under 1,000 tickets stayed for the second and third games. a fourth game would have tickets if held. Tickets resume at 9 a.m. national toll free 1-888-708-7423. hearing impaired 1-800-359-2525.
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