East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for June 23, 2023
In 1995 when the Cleveland Browns owner relocated the team to Baltimore the NFL stepped in and allowed the move but took over the name and legacy of the Browns for the use of a future team in Cleveland.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed two funding bills. He later reversed course and consented to bundle the same bills with the A’s stadium deal. Lombardo wanted the A’s and last week he signed a bill approving all three initiatives. For better or for worse, another lasting heritage of the team and the perfectly oval Coliseum is “The Wave” which was originated by Krazy George and performed by the crowd, probably for the last time in Oakland, on reverse boycott night.
Trump is charged with violating the Espionage Act, conspiracy to obstruct justice and false statements. According to the indictment, he knowingly took classified documents, and he publicly and repeatedly confirmed that.
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