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Browns' move to Baltimore sacked by a Cleveland judge
The Associated Press
CLEVELAND — A local judge has put the brakes on Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell's moving van.
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Kenneth Callahan issued an order Friday that thwarts Modell's plans to move the team to Baltimore, at least until a trial can be held on the city's lawsuit against the move.
The injunction came after three days of arguments last week.
"We're very gratified," said George von Mehren, a lawyer for the city. "This ... is just one step in the process of keeping the Browns in Cleveland. But on this Friday afternoon, we're very happy."
The order only lasts until a trial can be held on the city's suit, but that could be a long time.
Von Mehren it would take at least several months before they were ready for a trial. Callahan asked the Browns and the city to submit a suggested trial date by today.
Modell announced on Nov. 6 that he intended to move the team to Baltimore for the start of the 1996 season. The city wants an order forcing the team to stay in Cleveland Stadium until the Browns' lease expires in 1998.
"It's just one battle in a much larger engagement — to prove to the NFL owners who are voting on this in January that we are going to work tirelessly and not stop our efforts, despite this victory, to keep the team here," said Nancy Lesic, representative for Cleveland Mayor Michael R. White.
The Browns could appeal, but injunctions are difficult to overturn.
"We're obviously disappointed by the order," said Dennis Kelly, a lawyer for the Browns, adding that an appeal was a possibility.
Dianna Rosborough, a representative for Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening, said that the ruling was not unexpected having come from a Cleveland judge.
"We're extremely confident that ultimately Mr. Modell will be free to move his team from Cleveland, so this doesn't change our plans in the least bit," Rosborough said.
Losing the Brownswould slow the city's growth and tarnish the comeback city image Cleveland had cultivated in the past 10 years, White said.
The team's financial impact on the city was estimated to be at least $47 million a year, White said.
Lawyers for the city argued that the team had signed an ironclad, 25-year lease at Cleveland Stadium. But lawyers for the Browns insisted that only Cleveland Stadium Corp. — a company created and owned by Modell — had signed the lease with the city.
The Browns signed a sublease with the corporation, and lawyers for the team argued the city had no right to interfere in that agreement.
The day Modell signed a 30-year lease with the Maryland Stadium Authority, he signed a deal in which the Stadium Corp. agreed to allow the Browns to break their lease three years early.
Today's Birthday (Nov. 27): You'll be good at studying this year; go get serious! Make plans now. Invest in yourself in January and start school by February. Technical programs are favored. March is excellent for nest-building. Take a romantic excursion in April and a more athletic expedition in August. Focus your attention to advance your career in September. By then, you could be on the path to manifest your best destiny.
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Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Everybody will be in the mood to solve problems today. Unfortunately, not every idea is going to work. Expect that, and cover your bases. Although you're lucky right now, you shouldn't gamble except in love. Make sure you do your homework. too.
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While you're busy gathering information, be careful how much you give away. That's particularly true if you're playing a person who really likes to win. A social gathering tonight could lead to a fabulous romantic adventure. Go for it!
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Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Do a little more study on a new project today. There may be more to it than meets the eye. In romance, you can probably get away with playing it coy. The other person may be more interested if he or she has to go to some trouble to get your attention.
Aries (March 21-April 19): Travel and friendships are favored all day, but don't spend much time on them unless that's your job. If you're in car sales, you're in luck! Bending traffic rules could be very expensive. If you're going out, allow plenty of time to reach your destination.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): You may have to go along with a stubborn authority figure today. You'll have better luck getting your own way over the weekend. Try to curtail mutual expenses, too. If your sweetie wants something that's simply out of the question, suggest she or he pay for it.
Gemini (May 21-June 21): What you don't know you can usually make up as you go along. Today, you might notice you're in the mood to study instead. A friend who lives far away could give you some excellent career advice. If you need to rev up your enthusiasm, call.
Cancer (June 22-July 22): Luckily, you have lots of patience. You'll need it today. A co-worker may have a problem that has nothing to do with you. Don't make matters worse by
getting upset. You and your sweetie may be able to make a decision tonight. Talk it over again.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Today, find somebody who pushes your imagination to the limits. The two of you should be able to come up with a fabulous plan! Keep a secret for awhile, especially if it involves your love life. You can talk about anything, but only with your mate.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): The temptation may be to shuck your responsibilities, but don't do that. The guilt would be terrible. Finish the job first and then you can play. Also, learn a new computer program or an easier way to do one of your regular chores.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): You build castles in the air, and sometimes they float! Join forces with a realistic friend today. Together, you may make a fantasy tangible. If you're in love, so much the better. If not, you may be, soon. Be willing to give up what you thought you knew.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): Be careful of your money today. A loved one may try to talk you out of more than you can afford. If it's an investment for your home, it might be OK, but don't take much of a risk. Talk over a career move with your roommate tonight, for good advice.
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment only.
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