Former officer held in 1970s ransom killing of 12-year-old
Hilton Crawford, a former police officer and sheriff's captain, allegedly plotted to abduct his friends' son McKay Everett, 12, near Conroe Texas to obtain 500000. McKay was shot and found near a swamp in Louisiana. Crawford, 56, is jailed on aggravated kidnapping and suspected murder charges. He admits kidnapping but denies shooting.
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Indians clinch AL Central as playoff tickets sell out
The Indians sealed the AL Central title and plan a first round series to reach the AL final and a potential World Series bid. Last weekend 20 000 playoff tickets were sold by phone after fans placed over 13 million calls in five hours, prompting 911 delays and gridlock. Public safety prompted shifting from phone sales to alternative methods. The team avoided counter sales to deter scalpers. Playoffs begin at Jacobs Field in Cleveland on Oct 3.
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Indians playoff tickets dispute ends in legal wrangle
Bay Village man William Dodge sues Avon Lake resident Patrick McAulay alleging withholding six season tickets for Indians postseason games. McAulay says tickets were mailed to him and that he is negotiating with Dodge’s attorney. A court hearing is set for September 28. Dodge may accept the tickets but worries about attorney fees.
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Powell to Hold Book Signings and Town Hall Tour
Powell will sign books starting about noon on Oct 17 and will not personalize due to crowd size. He returns to Cleveland on Dec 14 for the Town Hall of Cleveland Speaker Series. France plans a possible Elyria side visit to meet Ohio Tuskegee Airmen. Powell, 58, grew up in the South Bronx and led the Gulf War era as a four star general.
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Welfare reform signals cross party accord in Congress
House and Senate agree on work requirements five year limit and ending benefits for legal immigrants. Lawmakers plan a compromise bill to be signed by Clinton. Ohio senators Glenn and DeWine voted yes in an 87 to 12 roll call with 35 Democrats and 52 Republicans in favor.
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Guinta Defeats Democrat in Elyria Mayoral Race
Elyria Democrats challenge Guinta’s independent candidacy under sore loser law after Keys defeats in May. Plaintiffs Szeleky and Aldrich fault GOP choice while Board of Elections backs Guinta. Guinta, 13 years on council, resigned in June to teach at Elyria Catholic High School.
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AT&T breakup approved at special meeting
AT&T board approved a breakup described as the largest ever, based on annual revenues of 75 billion dollars. The plan splits the telephone business from the credit card and wireless units, preserving the AT&T name for the core operations. Market reaction described includes a sharp rise in stock and high trading volume as observers weigh the long term value of the split.
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