Indians World Series tickets go on sale Saturday
The Cleveland Indians will start selling World Series tickets at 8 a.m. Saturday by telephone and via Ticketmaster online. About 10,000 tickets will be offered, including about 3,300 for games three through five. Prices range from 40 to 150 dollars plus a 4 dollar service charge and 6 dollars per order. Standing room tickets are 25 dollars. Refunds apply for unplayed games. Telephone numbers and ticketmaster dot com listed.
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Cleveland Indians
NTSB Declines Seat Belts in School Buses Policy
National Transportation Safety Board maintains position against seat belts on school buses amid ongoing debate. Lorain County Community College announces dedication of a sandstone sculpture titled The Gift, standing seven feet tall and weighing 43,000 pounds. Tropical Storm Harvey drenches Florida’s Gulf Coast with over ten inches of rain.
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National “Transportation Safety Board
World and Nation, Ag
Lorain’ County Community College
Harvey
Florida
Gulf Coast
Accent Astrology and Crackdown on Local Ventures
A compact bulletin lists sections including horoscope, bridge, pottery, business, movies, classifieds, op ed, comics, dear Abby, people, deaths, sports golf. The page formats a community newspaper with features and notices across departments.
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Cottery
Abby
New Steele High favored Price tag out at $24 million
Amherst residents at Marion L Steele High heard five plans to ease overcrowding as enrollment rose from 3143 in 1990 to 3845 this year and expected to top 4000 by 2003. Superintendent Boynton presented four options including a new high school for about 24 million and a Steele expansion for about 20 million.
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New Steele
Amherst
Marion L. Steele
Robert Boynton
Steele
Amherst Marion L. Steele
FDA OKs long-needed new antibiotic
The FDA approved Synercid, the first alternative in 30 years to vancomycin, amid rising drug resistance. It targets certain infections in seriously ill patients and should not be used when other antibiotics suffice to avoid accelerating resistance.
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FDA
Washington
George Eliopoulos
Beth Israel Deaconness Hospital
Boston
Food and Drug Administration
Beit
Avengers Club Leader Pleads Guilty in Racketeering Case
Cindy Lesse reports the president of the Avengers Motorcycle Club in Elyria pleaded guilty to racketeering and attempting to commit a violent crime on behalf of an enterprise. Diederick, 45, joins 16 of 18 defendants who have pleaded guilty in the federal case, with sentences likely around three years for the four men.
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Avengers Motorcycle Club
Elyria
Sheriff's Deputies
FBI
Robert A. ‘‘Road
Pup” Diederick
Avengers
U.S
Stephen ‘G. Sozio
Diederick
Youngstown
Peter C. Economus
South Lorain
Tom
Hakaim
Paul R. ‘‘Mountain
Jones
Parma
Howard D
Clyde
Sozio
Lorain County airport projects $27,960 profit next year
Lorain County Regional Airport could operate without a county subsidy in 2001, with a projected $27,960 profit. Total 2000 income is about $301,000 against $273,000 in expenses, aided by leases, fixed-base operations, and a year-end carryover of $60,000. Commissioner Ross notes Midwest Air purchase aimed to end annual $240,000 subsidy.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Dan Abfall
Abfall
Michael Ross
Midwest Air
Midwest
Children of working parents feel time is enough says study
New York AP report notes most children do not feel ignored by working parents and believe they spend adequate time with moms and dads. The study finds some children appreciate parental effort and balance, while acknowledging occasional guilt among parents.
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Ghronichs
Melissa McCord
Chronicle-Telegram
Boynton
Bruce
EHS
Claudia Figueroa
EHS Bauid
Elyria High School
Garford Avenue
Chicago
Marshall Field
Ely Elementary
Gulf Road
Prospect Elementary School
Prospect Street
Cindy Lesse
Andrea Misko
New York
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