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Thursday, September 11, 1997 -- Volume 2, No. 254

L O C A L
S P O R T S
B U S I N E S S
W E A T H E R


	Lindners load council coffers One of every 10 dollars contributed to 1997 City Council candidates has come from financier Carl H. Lindner, a family member or employee.

Railroad could disrupt riverfront plans
The Indiana & Ohio Railroad is laying claim to unused railroad tracks that run through the site of the planned Bengals stadium complex.

Suspect arrested
in 1987 slayings
A Cincinnati native is being held in Tucson, Ariz., in connection with the stabbings of a couple at their Springfield Twp. home.

Cubs 3, Reds 1
There weren't many highlights for the Reds, but newcomer Damian Jackson provided one in his first game as a Red.

Pro skating championship here
U.S. Open coming to The Crown on Nov. 28-30.

Dunn's return boosts Bengals
Injured receiver expected back for next game.
Today's Sports Page

TV producer donates noted paintings
Five major paintings from one of the world's top art collections have been given to the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Police chief focus of grand jury
The continuing investigation into Carrie Culberson's murder focuses on how the Blanchester police handled the case.

Today's Local Page

P&G still opposed to coupons
Company settles antitrust charges for its zero-coupon test.

Today's Business Page

PULITZER PRIZE
WINNER, 1991

Today's
Cartoon

Complete sports coverage with Real Audio

Princess Diana:
Continuing coverage

Mother Teresa:
Continuing coverage

Kiesewetter - Television
Fox sitcoms show room to improve

Pulfer - Metro
Seeing red? Why don't we just buy team?

Samples - Kentucky
Appalachian stereotypes muted in Steven Seagal flick

Sullivan - Sports
Basketball will be poorer without Ron Grinker

Brewer - Plugged In
Bronson - Editorial
Campbell - Dining out
Crowley - Kentucky politics
Daugherty - Sports
Knippenberg - 'Psst!'
McGurk - Movies
Radel - Metro
Vonderhaar- Wheels
Wilkinson - Politics

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