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Thursday, November 7, 1996 -- Volume 1, No. 7

Acting baseball commissioner Bud Selig postures to the press Wednesday.

Who's on
first? We
don't know

Baseball's owners voted to reject the latest labor agreement proposal Wednesday, leaving very real the possibility of another walkout. Tim Sullivan rips baseball in today's Enquirer.
( STORY ) ( Q & A ) ( SULLIVAN'S COLUMN )
( SPORTS )

Clinton's cabinet
racing for the exits
The anchors of President Clinton's national security team - Warren Christopher and William Perry - led a snowballing exodus of at least six Cabinet officials Wednesday in a sweeping second-term staff shake-up.
( STORY ) ( LOCAL )

A day after voters shattered a plan for better emergency communications and a bigger jail, Cincinnati Mayor Roxanne Qualls proposed to put it on the ballot again this spring - only better.
[ STORY ]

Enquirer.com was getting "hit" about 10 times per second during Tuesday's peak election coverage, said Online Director James Jackson. He estimated traffic for the day was about double the norm.
[ STORY ]

Formed by three veterans of Talking Heads - Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth - The Heads ascend from the long-settled dust left when they split with the enigmatic David Byrne.
[ STORY ]

1991 Pulitzer Prize Winner

"America's Best Editorial Cartoonist"

TODAY: Memories...
Visit our expansive Borgman gallery and rave at his Pulitzer portfolio.

What are the Top Ten Reasons David Letterman should come to Cincinnati?
You tell us.
Snail mail
is cool, too.

Today's Columns:
Laura Pulfer
Tim Sullivan
John Kiesewetter

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