Hardball and Hard Times In Brief
Paula Jones legal team pushes hard line on the 1 million settlement offer in the Clinton harassment suit. Browns expansion woes and Dave Barry skeptical about the economy. The Nanny star Fran Drescher on marriage. Vietnam Era museum opens after three years of debate. Florence Griffith Joyner funeral described as a celebration of her spirit. Email and website notices for The Chronicle.
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Indians Clinch Home Field in ALDS With Justice Five RBI
Boston at The Jake saw Cleveland secure home field for the ALDS versus Boston Red Sox with David Justice driving in five runs on Saturday. A Rangers loss kept the Indians in control as Jaret Wright prepared to face Pedro Martinez at 1:07 pm on Tuesday, ensuring a showdown in New York if fate shifted.
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Behind the Cleveland Indians Telecast Aerial Crew
FOX Sports Ohio crews deploy eight camera operators to capture every pitch and moment in Cleveland Indians games. Executive producer Tom Farmer calls the team the best in Major League Baseball with a coordinated, multi angle production including field Level, center field, and bullpen shots and a reporter on the move between innings. An unmanned ninth camera and two crew members in left field supplement the setup.
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Cancer survivors urge united bid for cancer research funding
Washington rally on the National Mall honors survivors and victims of cancer and presses for greater research funding. Deidre Grant from Islip, New York, wore a shirt with her husband’s image in memory of his pancreatic cancer death. Senator Tom Harkin urged moving from a beachhead to the Hill, endorsing a broad, unified fight for more money. President Clinton seeks a 65 percent rise in five years, while Congress contemplates boosting cancer research spending from $2.4 billion.
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House passes 80B tax cut in unusual Saturday session
The House approved an $80 billion Republican tax cut aimed at middle class families including two income couples and farmers, sending it to the Senate amid President Clinton’s veto threat over surplus use for Social Security protection.
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Georges heads for Gulf Coast as brutal hurricane bears down
Hurricane Georges intensified in the Gulf of Mexico and moved toward the Mississippi Delta. In the Florida Keys Key West residents surveyed wreckage from winds over 100 mph. The chain’s debris-littered islands showed collapsed walls and missing roofs as palm trees snapped under the storm’s force.
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Two area women injured in Turnpike crash
Elyria resident Rose Thome, 52, was in critical condition after a vehicle struck a concrete barrier in a Turnpike construction zone and she was flown by helicopter to St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. Oberlin resident Charlene Prochazka, 45, suffered a broken ankle and was hospitalized at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo.
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