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From the Archives: Donald T Sterling bought the San Diego Clippers 40 years ago

Print On May 4, 1981 Los Angeles attorney Donald T. Sterling bought the San Diego Clippers professional basketball team from producer Irv Levin for about $13.5 million . From The San Diego Union, Tuesday, May 5, 1981: Sterling Acquires Clippers For #13.5 Million Los Angeles Attorney Plans To Keep Club In San Diego By DAN BERGER, Staff Writer, The San Diego Union Advertisement Irv Levin couldn’t wait until the Washington Monument fell. Donald T. Sterling now owns the san Diego Clippers and says he does not plan to move the franchise. Levin told a news conference yesterday he has agreed to sell the club to Sterling, a Los Angeles attorney. Sterling then said that he and Levin -who long had denied he was trying to sell his National Basketball Association franchise -had discussed the sale for about a year.

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Morning Headlines: Legislation Would Require Life-saving Care to Fetuses Surviving Abortions; Body Camera Footage Released in Columbus Police Shooting

PIXABAY Legislation introduced in the Ohio Senate says if an infant is born alive after an abortion, the healthcare provider must do everything in their power to keep them alive. The bill would also require the Ohio Department of Health to create a child survival form , and for abortion providers to list dozens of details about the procedure. Here are your morning headlines for Thursday, April 15: Legislation would require life-saving care to fetuses surviving abortions Body camera footage released in Columbus police shooting Former Cuyahoga jail guard gets jail time for role in inmate death Admin who didn t report OSU doc s misconduct cedes license

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Cavs Gilbert acquires minority share of former owner Gund

Cavs Gilbert acquires minority share of former owner Gund TOM WITHERS, AP Sports Writer April 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CLEVELAND (AP) Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has acquired former owner Gordon Gund s remaining 15% minority share in the franchise. Gilbert, who built much of his fortune through mortgage lending company Quicken Loans, acquired the Cavaliers from Gund in 2005 for a reported $375 million. On Wednesday, the team said in a statement that Gilbert now has Gund s final share. “On a very personal level, Gordon was a dedicated and caring leader that brought integrity and civic pride to the forefront as an organizational imperative, while infusing a business acumen and team strategy that allowed the franchise to position itself well for the decades to come in downtown Cleveland,” the team said.

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Dan Gilbert acquires former owner Gordon Gund s minority share of Cleveland Cavaliers

Dan Gilbert acquires former owner Gordon Gund s minority share of Cleveland Cavaliers
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