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	Cleveland Plain Dealer - newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio USA covering Cleveland local news at Mondo Times
		Cleveland Plain Dealer is a daily newspaper in Cleveland, Ohio, USA covering general news.
		Cleveland Plain Dealer is one of the top 100 US newspapers.
		Cleveland Plain Dealer contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/35/1923/4865 (152 words)

	Articles From The Cleveland Plain Dealer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		By now it is a rare Clevelander who does not know, or know of, at least one man or woman of high talent whose drinking had become a public scandal, and who suddenly has straightened out "over night," as the saying goes-the liquor habit licked.
		Inquiries made there are forwarded to a Cleveland banker, who is head of the local Fellowship, or to a former big league ball player who is recruiting officer of the Akron Fellowship, which meets Wednesday evenings in a mansion loaned for the purpose by a non-alcoholic supporter of the movement.
		Every cured member of the Cleveland Fellowship of the society, like every cured member of the other chapters now established in Akron, New York, and elsewhere in the country, is cured with the admission that he submitted his plight wholeheartedly to a Power Greater than Himself.
	www.serenityfound.org /history/cleveland.html (4851 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer
		Cleveland suffered (along with most other traditional cities) because government did too much: Using everything from highway subsidies to mortgage guarantees, it promoted the development of the countryside at the expense of long-established communities.
		While New Orleans' historic architecture was ravaged in a single catastrophe, Cleveland's physical legacy crumbled in a thousand increments, squandered through neglect or bulldozed for parking lots.
		In Cleveland, the core elements for the city's rebirth are also in place, thanks to a foresighted few; and their vision is more compelling than ever.
	www.saveourlandsaveourtowns.org /Cleveland091905.html (744 words)

	Cleveland Crib Plain Dealer Article
		A tower to be erected atop the Cleveland Water intake crib five miles from the shore will gather wind data.
		Miller, a scientist at the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, and his colleagues in Green Energy say this is a great opportunity for Cleveland to take the initiative and use wind turbines in Lake Erie to promote the city and land new jobs.
		If the project gets federal and city approval and funding, the group hopes to erect a 100-foot tower as early as this spring atop the Cleveland Water Department intake crib, the orange-and-white structure five miles north of Edgewater Park that is often mistaken for a ship or lighthouse on the lake horizon.
	www.greenenergyohio.org /page.cfm?pageID=441 (1014 words)

	The Elrick B. Davis Articles From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
		Nearly every Saturday evening they and their families have a party — just as gay as any other party held that evening despite the fact that there is nothing alcoholic to drink.
		The Rev. Dr. Dilworth Lupton, pastor of the First Unitarian Church of Cleveland, found in a religious journal an enthusiastic review of the book by the Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, and sent it to the president of the local Fellowship.
		Because of objects aplenty in whom he can vest his confidence, the patient can turn to the individuals to whom he first gave his confidence, the ex-alcoholic group as a whole, or to the Deity.
	silkworth.net /magazine_newspaper/ceveland_plain_dealer_oct_nov_1939.html (4883 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Cleveland Plain Dealer at Epinions.com
		The Plain Dealer is Cleveland's sole remaining daily newspaper, after The Cleveland Press, the PD's principal competition, folded in 1982.
		As a daily, the Plain Dealer is one of the nation's more well respected newspapers.
		Overall, The Plain Dealer is a solid daily newspaper that serves its readers well.
	www.epinions.com /content_196527165060 (365 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Cleveland prosecutes scalpers through its ticket broker ordinance, which bars people from selling tickets outside a stadium or arena for anything other than face value.
		The penalty for scalpers in Cleveland is a fine of $5 to $200 and up to 60 days in jail.
		The Cleveland Law Department is reviewing the ticket broker law, according to Nancy Lesic, the spokeswoman for Mayor Michael R. White.
	academic.reed.edu /economics/course_pages/201_f04/Cases/Ticket_Case/Cleveland.htm (479 words)

	GEN-ERIC Music News
		A Saturday Plain Dealer report on the fracas was picked up at DailyKos.com, a widely read progressive blog.
		Twenty fleeting minutes later, the music stopped without warning leaving thousands left looking at each other slackjawed for a short while until a band member in a futile attempt spoke loudly in ten words or less without a microphone to inform whoever was in earshot why the gig was over.
		It was sad such a wonderful celebration cut short by those who have forgot how to hear music except with their eyes as our ears beared witness to this strange sudden silence.
	gen-eric.com /music (916 words)

	042404 Cleveland Plain Dealer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		If regionalism is to work in Northeast Ohio, Cleveland's suburbs must help the city deal with unemployment, homelessness and a cash-strapped school system, City Council President Frank Jackson said Friday.
		Overhauling the way Cleveland's schools are financed is the first priority, Jackson said.
		He also recommended greater investment in Cleveland's arts and cultural institutions as a way to increase the region's identity as a unique place to visit.
	td.ci.columbus.oh.us /growth/resources/cleveland042404.htm (394 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer
		Cleveland Plain Dealer (Ohio), 19 April 1912, p.
		Those headed for Cleveland who are still reported as missing are Ernest Crease, Roland Stanley, Harry Davison, W. Hoyt, Mrs.
		Davison is believed to have drowned, but his wife was saved.Henry Davison, 32, and his wife Mary, 31, visited the latter's parents four years ago and decided to make Cleveland their permanent home.
	www.rbonnell.com /pages/clevelandplaindealer.html (576 words)

	Kim Crow \| Cleveland Women \| Plain Dealer Fashion
		When the Plain Dealer decided they wanted to start the PDQ section, Elizabeth remembered Kim and offered her the job.
		She realizes that Cleveland is not on the cutting edge of fashion and in fact is "behind" in a number of trends, but she also recognizes why this is so.
		"Cleveland has a great boutique culture though." She loves to shop the boutiques and help out local businesses and it helps her with her job as well.
	www.clevelandwomen.com /people/kimcrow.htm (2166 words)

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	Cleveland Plain Dealer (sort of) endorses Kucinich
		Confident that his re-election to Congress is "a safe bet", the Sentinel reported that "the 59-year-old vegan and former mayor of Cleveland is eying the presidency once again".
		With Democrats poised to take back control of the Congress, it seems to me that Kucinich's plans for another vanity presidential campaign should be disturbing to his loyal middle-class and poor constituents.
		His party in power, for the first time since he's been in Congress, Kucinich will be in a position to finally "bring home some bacon" to his beleagered constituents.
	www.opednews.com /articles/opedne_pd_edito_061029_cleveland_plain_deal.htm (1093 words)

	After Dark • Cleveland Plain Dealer • December 16, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		You can take the Clevelander out of Cleveland, but you can't take Cleveland out of the Clevelander.
		Well, the Dog is authentic, a casual but trendy spot that serves up a gravy train of treats, from superfriendly bartenders to happy-go-lucky vibes and party-hearty bands.
		Located in the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel, 24 Public Square, it boasts elaborate drapes, ceiling-tofloor windows and lots of marble.
	www.happydog58.com /Press/051216outownPD.html (500 words)

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		A well respected newspaper with strong local focus, compelling feature articles and sharp editorial content, The Plain Dealer newspaper readers are always well informed.
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	www.discountednewspapers.com /Cleveland-Plain-Dealer/index.html (80 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer \| NSLog();
		I was wondering if you would make a posting commenting on the fact that the Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper published a list of all the people with Concealed Handgun Licenses in Northeast Ohio… In Ohio only the media has access to the list of permit holders.
		Instead of following the spirit of the law, the Plain Dealer just published a list of everyone with a permit in Northeast Ohio in their newspaper and on their website.
		You might remember that I was one of the supporters of that whole Cleveland Plain Dealer debacle.
	nslog.com /archives/2004/07/30/cleveland_plain_dealer.php (1599 words)

	Clevelanders Rally in Push for Peace as War Cry Grows
		In an assembly that resembled a revival as much as a peace rally, nearly 500 people filled the sanctuary of Antioch Baptist Church in Cleveland last night to protest the United States' plan to invade Iraq.
		The "Voices Against the War" rally was billed initially as an effort by Greater Cleveland's fl community to unite in opposition to the war.
		The speech by U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich, a Cleveland Democrat, began with a standing ovation and ended with cries of "Mr.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines03/0113-03.htm (768 words)

	CER Letter to the Editor, Cleveland Plain Dealer
		Perhaps they believe that a reading proficiency rate of 25% is not good enough, or that their children may be safer in a Catholic or Muslim school.
		There is no dearth of information about the private schools in Cleveland and cities like it nationwide -- they are more integrated than most of the neighboring public schools.
		Neither is there a lack of information about charter schools, their tremendous impact on recreating public education, the remarkable success stories happening daily, or the bi-partisan, multiracial coalitions that have brought such possibilities about in now 26 states.
	www.edreform.com /oped/espy.htm (606 words)

	JEERS to the Cleveland Plain Dealer JEERS
		Barbara Kerven, a member of GLSEN Cleveland and Gray PRIDE, was written up and photographed in the "Coming of Age" column in the Sunday, January 10th edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer on page 6K.
		As you may know, GLSEN Cleveland has worked hard to collect accurate data about policies addressing the needs of gay teachers and youth in area schools.
		Contact the Plain Dealer at 1801 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44114 fax 216-999-6209 Or, send them a quick email to express your opinion.
	www.geocities.com /glsencleve/pdjeers.htm (480 words)

	Schumann's Cleveland: Plain Dealer flubs on Living Wage coverage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Cleveland Pages, the city's only weekly independent journal of politics and opinion on the Internet.
		The Living Wage, which is expected to be passed by Council and signed by the Mayor, is probably going to cause a small increase in the city's expenses.
		Plain Dealer flubs Living Wage coverage (5 May 2000)
	re.cleveland.oh.us /archives/20000505.html (1682 words)

	The Cleveland Plain Dealer Archive Search
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		The Cleveland Plain Dealer archive includes locally written articles from 3/27/1989 through the present.
		The Cleveland Plain Dealer archive does not include advertising.
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	The Plain Dealer, Cleveland... Racial diversity of its news staff and community
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	powerreporting.com /knight/oh_the_plain_dealer__cleveland.html (910 words)

	Salon.com News \| The power of a publisher
		Some consider the Cleveland Plain Dealer's decision to endorse no one for president a victory -- the paper almost gave the nod to Bush.
		The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Ohio's largest newspaper, published a nonendorsement Tuesday in the presidential election after a bitter feud erupted between the editorial board -- which voted to endorse John Kerry -- and the paper's publisher, Alex Machaskee, who favors George W. Bush.
		Even so it is no secret that Machaskee injected himself into one of the most important presidential elections in recent history, in one of the most important swing states in the nation.
	archive.salon.com /news/feature/2004/10/27/cleveland_plain_dealer/index_np.html (278 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer - February 7, 2005
		Investing in our workforce should be the focus of Ohio's economic development efforts, ahead of reverse Robin Hood schemes that would undercut our ability to fund education from preschool through college.
		Schiller is research director at Policy Matters Ohio, a nonprofit Cleveland research institute.
		Policy Matters Ohio is a non-profit policy research organization founded in January 2000 to broaden the debate about economic policy in Ohio.
	www.policymattersohio.org /media/PD_The_Wrong_Tax_2005_0207.htm (856 words)

	Cleveland plain dealer browns
		The Plain Dealer March 2, 1997 Watching the evolving design of Cleveland's new lakefront NFL stadium is like waiting for a
		Plain Dealer" Browns say Bentley will miss 2007 season.
		Source: Cleveland Plain DealerThe Cleveland Browns have replaced the entire offensive staff for the Browns for next season.
	www.exensis.ch /85490.php3 (280 words)

	Plain Dealer Sports: Browns make splash, sign Steinbach
		The Bengals can match a Browns offer, but Cleveland would not have to compensate Cincy with a draft pick because Smith (6-2, 325) was undrafted out of South Carolina.
		Plain Dealer Reporter Tony Grossi contributed to this story.
		"Bengals free agent guard Eric Steinbach is in Cleveland today visiting with the Browns, but the team will be hard-pressed to sign him before he makes his second visit to Tampa Bay on Saturday, a source with knowledge of the situation told The Plain Dealer."
	blog.cleveland.com /sports/2007/03/steinbach_in_town_but_might_no.html (756 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer: "they both suck" - Cyburbia Forums
		Today, the Cleveland Plain Dealer offered its endorcement for President (birth year, postal code and gender required), a tradition of American newspapers.
		The Plain Dealer's editorial board was solidly behind Kerry, and was going to endorse him - that is, until the publisher stepped in and prepared to overturn their decision.
		News of this was leaked to the public, and paper was left with egg on its face.
	www.cyburbia.org /forums/showthread.php?t=14236 (1996 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer: no endorsement - (United Press International) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Cleveland Plain Dealer: no endorsement - (United Press International)
		Cleveland, OH, Oct. 26 (UPI) -- The largest newspaper in battleground Ohio has decided not to endorse either President George Bush or Democrat John Kerry for U.S. president.
		"We believe our readers are perfectly capable of making an informed rational decision by their own lights, and we strongly urge them to do so," said the Cleveland Plain Dealer's editorial board.
	washingtontimes.com /upi-breaking/20041026-120220-3596r.htm (194 words)

	Cleveland Plain Dealer
		Reprinted from the October 21, 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer© with permission
		Reprinted from the October 23, 1939, Cleveland Plain Dealer© with permission.
		Reprinted from the October 24, 1939 Cleveland Plain Dealer© with permission
	www.a-1associates.com /aa/PlainDealer.htm (4890 words)

	1887 Cleveland Plain Dealer Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Source: The Cleveland Plain Dealer, April 24, 1887.
		He is almost certainly the source of the 1887 letter to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, mentioned in the article which follows.
		He states that the Book of Mormon differs very slightly as far as its general outline is concerned, from the historical romance written by his grandfather sixty or seventy years ago, and he is quite certain that the Mormon faith is founded on the production of that worthy pastor's fertile imagination.
	home1.gte.net /dbroadhu/RESTOR/Lib/Smth1887.htm (1074 words)

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