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Johnson done for '08, but injury news a relief
The good news is Orioles reliever Jim Johnson doesn't have a significant labrum or rotator cuff tear in his right shoulder that will endanger his future. However, a magnetic resonance imaging Friday on his shoulder did reveal enough damage that team...Tags: Injuries, Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians, Government, American League
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Whispers
Circle Sept. 16 on the calendar. CC Sabathia is likely to work the opener of a three-game series at Wrigley Field that day, tentatively scheduled to face Rich Harden. The matchup Sept. 17 should be Ben Sheets vs. Ted Lilly or Carlos Zambrano. … I...Tags: Carlos Quentin, Angel, Dontrelle Willis, Ken Griffey Jr., Chicago White Sox
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Pile of cash puts Man City on map
If money truly is power, and all evidence suggests it is, then expect Manchester City to crash the gilded gates of English soccer that separate Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool from the rest. Long second fiddle in its own town, Man...Tags: Corruption, Michael Bradley, Corrupt Practices, Government, Values
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IRS trying to get to bottom of Villages bond-financing history
Sentinel ColumnistSixty-two pages of questions and answers tell the tale: The Villages retirement community is on the verge of making an IRS agent's head implode. Soon, his brain will begin to drain out his ears. An agent auditing tax-exempt bonds sold by the mirror...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Internal Revenue Service, State Budgets, Government
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A leaner dell faces challenges on many fronts
Tribune Media Services columnistQ:Are things looking up for my Dell Inc. shares? --R.H., via the Internet A: The world's second-largest computer-maker, behind Hewlett-Packard Co., has become leaner and more aggressive as it attempts to complete its turnaround. It eliminated 7,000 jobs...Tags: AT&T Corp., Periodicals, Costco Wholesale Corporation, Morningstar Incorporated, Lilly Eli & Co
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Driver Dies After Going Wrong Way On Route 9; Two Others Injured
Woman killed while driving the wrong way on Route 9 in a crash that also left others seriously injured. Police continued their investigation into the death of women whose remains were found a year ago in New Britain. And school officials in New Britain...Tags: Vehicles, International Law, Health Treatments, Injuries, Road Accidents
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Phase 1 gets green light in Hegewisch
Special to the Chicago TribuneConstruction of the first 142 residential units of a neighborhood planned for Hegewisch will begin by next summer. Owners of a 131-acre site near Powderhorn and Wolf Lakes that includes a trailer park and wetlands won Plan Commission approval last month...Tags: Hegewisch, Government
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Help your lawn thrive
Chicago Tribune reporterCooler weather brings a burst of energy to us and our grass. That makes late summer or early fall a great time to do a few things to help your lawn stay healthy or revive it if it's looking patchy and worn. Keeping the soil underneath a lawn healthy...Tags: Fertilizer, Fencing, Government
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'I'm the person you call when you have more questions than answers about your mother's or father's care'
The Dallas Morning NewsKay Paggi says her job title could be less confusing if she just called herself "a surrogate daughter." She's a geriatric care manager -- that is someone who steps in to help overwhelmed sons and daughters with their elderly parents' needs. "I'm the...Tags: Diseases, Mental Illness, Family, Medical Services, Alzheimer's Disease
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West Hartford Names Interim Official; Bloomfield Sets Referendum
Ron Van Winkle is named as interim town manager named in West Hartford. Bloomfield schools set a referendum for November. An 85-year-old in Windsor gets married and a convicted felon from Hartford is sentenced to 10 years for criminal possession of a...Tags: Economic Policy, Elementary Schools, Credit and Debt, Tom Moore, Summer Olympics
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State braces for Hanna
Marylanders were tying down and tightening up yesterday as they braced for the heavy wind, torrential rain and high water predicted to arrive today with Tropical Storm Hanna, the first such storm to menace the state since Ernesto in 2006.
Forecasters...Tags: John R Leopold, Vehicles, Tropical Weather, House and Home, Disasters
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In Baltimore, all-sports radio is getting yet another yakker
Reaching into the locker and taking the notebook out of the backpack as we go back to school with this week's sports media notes: •As of Monday, Baltimore will have one more all-sports radio station than it has professional teams. WVIE (1370AM)...Tags: Radio, Dallas Cowboys, ESPN, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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