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Johnson returns to bigs for first time since 2004
Catcher Mark Johnson was among six players called up by the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday, putting him back in the big leagues after nearly a four-year absence. Johnson, who had his contract purchased from Triple-A Memphis, last played in the majors...Tags: St. Louis Cardinals, Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball
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Pedestrian struck, killed on I-81 off-ramp
A pedestrian walking on a highway ramp on Interstate 81 is dead after he was hit by two cars. State police say 41-year-old Mark Johnson of Scranton was walking on an off-ramp after midnight Sunday when the first vehicle hit him. Police said driver...Tags: Scranton, Vehicles, Lackawanna County
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Trinity College Sets Fundraising Records
For a third straight fiscal year, Trinity College in Hartford has set fundraising records. Overall, gifts to Trinity reached $36.6 million, a 32 percent increase over the prior year. Included in that amount was a record $8.2 million in unrestricted...Tags: Wethersfield, Haddam, Trinity College, Connecticut, West Hartford, Colleges and Universities
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Yankees swap Farnsworth for Pudge - but why?
ken.davidoff@newsday.comIn one of his first moves as a bona fide, independent general manager, Brian Cashman signed Kyle Farnsworth to a three-year, $17-million deal, on December 2, 2005. Farnsworth's first two years in the Bronx were brutal, and from this, Cashman learned not...Tags: Joe Girardi, Major League Baseball, Jeff Weaver, Mike Lowell, Gary Sheffield
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Another controversial choice for Michelle Wie
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt's probably just the timing, but what's happening between Michelle Wie (who just can't seem to stay out of the news) and the LPGA Tour (which would like to stay in the news, but not this way) certainly appears to be a big, In-Your-Face right now. To...Tags: Kenny Perry, Woody Austin, Scott Simpson, Tom Kite, Clubs and Associations
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Medical aircraft crashes on rise
Associated PressAccidents of medical aircraft are at a "disturbing" level, a federal safety official said yesterday as he arrived at the scene where two helicopters collided, killing six people. "We're very concerned about that," National Transportation Safety Board...Tags: Medical Staff, Emergency Planning, Englewood, Air and Space Accidents, Transportation Industry
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Will Ferrell Exposes 'Two Face'
Zap2It.comSony Pictures is about to reveal Will Ferrell as a "Two Face." According to the industry trade papers Ferrell is attached to play the lead role in the dramedy "Two Face" (The Hollywood Reporter prefers "2-Face" as the title) which comes from writer Vince...Tags: Will Ferrell, Sony Corp.
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U.S. soldiers in Iraq mark Fourth of July
It's Staff Sgt. Edgar Covarrubias' second Fourth of July in Iraq. No family barbecue, no fireworks, but Covarrubias says he'll call his mom, wife and kids to share the day anyway. Across Iraq, America's Independence Day was a normal work day for most U....Tags: Wars and Interventions, Society, Ceremonies
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Medical Helicopters Collide, 6 Dead
Associated PressFLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- A helicopter ferrying a patient with a medical emergency from the Grand Canyon collided into another chopper carrying a patient near a northern Arizona hospital, leaving six people dead and critically injuring a nurse. The collision...Tags: Air Transportation, Medical Staff, Emergency Planning, Englewood, Air and Space Accidents
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The Rookie production information
From the studio that brought audiences "Remember the Titans" comes an inspirational motion picture, based on a true story, about a coach who discovers that it's never too late for dreams to come true.
Jim Morris ( DENNIS QUAID) thought his dream was...Tags: Walt Disney Co., Los Angeles Dodgers, Spring Training, Rachel Griffiths, Distilling and Brewing Industry
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1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team (Photo)
This scrappy group of young, mostly college, players and future pros knocked off the powerhouse Soviet hockey team that had been atop the sport since 1964. The victory came at the 1980 Olympic Games in Lake Placid, N.Y., in a feat that became known as the...Tags: Herb Brooks, Olympic Games
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THE BIG PICTURE: Oscars' foreign policy problem
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterI have a piece of advice for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Take your 44-page rule book, toss it out the window and start all over. Anyone who thinks that the rest of the world is peeved with the United States simply because of the go-...Tags: Film Festivals, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Sony Corp., Buster Keaton, Ang Lee
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