Indians Postseason Tickets Go On Sale By Phone
Cleveland fans can buy up to four tickets per call for the Indians first two home playoff games on Oct 3 and Oct 4 at 8 05 p.m. About 10 000 seats are released with prices from 10 to 25 dollars plus service and handling charges. Additional sales and other rounds follow a similar telephone process through Ticketmaster networks.
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Phoning For Indians Playoff Tickets Experience
Readers share their attempts to secure postseason tickets by phone. One caller reports trying durations hours while awaiting success or frustration. Chronicle readers are invited to call Saturday and leave name, phone, and a brief experience message.
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Lorain Prosecutor Names Burger as Gambling Underworld Spokesman
Assistant Lorain County prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum states that attorney Burger has long acted as the spokesperson for the gambling underworld in Lorain County, a claim tied to ongoing investigations and public safety concerns.
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Lorain illegal gambling ties reach local power brokers
In a memo for the Feliciano case, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Jonathan E. Rosenbaum names realtor Michael Koury his brother lawyer Leo Koury and Lorain County Democratic Party leader Uncle Joe Ushellyi as benefiting from illicit gaming. Prosecutor Greg White says investigations continue and some details were not for jurors.
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Joe” Ushelyi
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Vision for Elyria plans city’s future blueprint
Mayor Michael Keys outlined Envision Elyria a plan to reshape the city with a vibrant downtown better schools park improvements and safer streets. Citizens identified priorities and a citizen group will lead efforts toward goals by 2005 in this blueprint for Elyria’s future.
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Rail group wins bid to halt turnpike exit plan
An advisory panel of the Ohio Historical Society recommended adding the Lorain West Virginia Railway to the National Register of Historic Places. The move could delay an Ohio Turnpike interchange at Route 58 that would sever the railway from Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Wellington by triggering a federal review.
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Union Station project clears annexation hurdle in LaGrange
LaGrange Village Council approved annexing 173 acres of township land for the proposed 100 million Union Station project. The 5-1 vote does not endorse the project, with council members noting many steps remain. Developer Calvin Smith welcomed the move as a requested annexation step. County commissioners had approved the annexation in May, and the land would join 127 acres already in the village along Route 301 near Biggs Road.
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Timms Lucky 9 win splits $12 million in Ohio lottery
Nine workers at Timm Springs Co. won a $12 million Ohio Lottery prize. The winning ticket was validated by the Ohio Lottery Commission today. Each member will receive $35,128.20 annually for 26 years, about $913,333.20 total, with celebrations described as low key.
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