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Results of the 2007-08 NYSAPA Writing Contest
50,000-125,000 circulation Results of the 2007-08 New York State Associated Press Association writing contest ___ Under 25,000 Circulation SPOT NEWS REPORTING 1st Place: The Daily Messenger, Canandaigua _ A well-loved woman, a tragic end....Tags: Wii, David Robinson, Heath Ledger, Steve Israel, Human Rights
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Piano teacher offers life lessons
St. Petersburg TimesTAMPA—Ninety-five-year-old Elba Ruilova is the tiniest thing, barely belt-buckle high. It's very easy to underestimate Elba Ruilova. Her charms are deceptive. Such a sweet fragile soul, she always has a funny story ready. Like the time the roof...Tags: Clothing and Textiles Industry, New York, Tampa
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An early look at how Clinton deals with crisis
glenn.thrush@newsday.comIn a presidential campaign focused on the future, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama spend a lot of time talking about their pasts. Both lean heavily on tales of early, formative experiences - she running a law clinic in Arkansas, he as a...Tags: Legal Service, Coca-Cola Company, Colleges and Universities, Hillary Clinton, History
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Oak Forest 21, Hubbard 20
Oak Forest 21, Hubbard 20 Records: Oak Forest 10-1, Hubbard 8-3. Summary: Down 12-0, Oak Forest scored three consecutive TDs, taking the lead with 6:52 left in the third quarter on a 35-yard pass from QB Ron Czarnecki to WR Sean Martinez. A 4-yard John...Tags: Oak Forest
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Long ago and far away: 'Star Wars' vets reminisce
Times Staff WriterThe fourth edition of "Great to Be Nominated," the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' screening series honoring the film from each awards year that received the most nominations without winning best picture, blasts off Monday at the Samuel...Tags: Roger Christian, Movies, Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Van Nuys
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Holiday Bond Returns
If you're leaving a holiday beverage out for someone other than Santa, he'd like his shaken, not stirred.
For years, television's seasonal traditions have included festivals of James Bond adventures. Again this year, Spike TV is the home of "The 007 Days...Tags: Theft, Pierce Brosnan, Movies, Roger Moore, Ian Fleming
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The overlooked pandemic
Sun ReporterThrough the veil of nearly 90 years, Paul Schenker remembers people lining up outside any rowhouse they saw a doctor enter. Then a teenager in East Baltimore, he watched his neighbors wait anxiously to plead for a remedy, for anything that might cure...Tags: Epidemics and Plagues, Roman Catholic, Fires, Fort McHenry, Animal Diseases
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Hepburn, Streisand Tie for Actress
From The Times: April 15, 1969
A glittering new setting, a vivid new format, a satisfactory quota of surprises and a solid triumph for the solid musical "Oliver" all marked the 41st running of the Academy Awards Monday night.
The first Oscar night to be...Tags: Fanny Brice, Roman Polanski, Cliff Robertson, Barbra Streisand, Jack Albertson
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'Annie Hall' Named Best Film
Times Staff WriterFrom The Times: April 4, 1978 Diane Keaton, Richard Dreyfuss and "Annie Hall" won top honors in the 50th annual Academy Awards ceremonies Monday at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Center. Vanessa Redgrave and Jason Robards were...Tags: Michael Caine, Ceremonies, John Williams, Washington Post Company, Vanessa Redgrave
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Shuttle Report Cites Flawed NASA Culture
Washington BureauWhile an errant piece of foam caused the loss of Columbia, the board that investigated the shuttle disaster said Tuesday that organizational problems at NASA were just as much to blame and could be tougher to fix than the hardware. In a scathing critique...Tags: Washington, Budgets and Budgeting, Rocketry, Texas, The White House
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A machine's-eye view of Prefuse 73
Scott Herren--the keyboardist, mixer and producer known as Prefuse 73--grew up outside Atlanta, lives in Barcelona and has traveled tens of thousands of miles on tour. But all in all, he'd much rather hang out in his bedroom, where he can commune in...Tags: Music, Brian Eno, Hip Hop, Michael Jackson
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NASA assembles investigative team, chooses its leader
Washington BureauA retired Navy admiral who commanded gunboats in Vietnam, ascended to the top ranks of the military and investigated the attack on the USS Cole will direct the independent investigation into the demise of the space shuttle Columbia. Harold Gehman was...Tags: Louisiana, Virginia, New Mexico, Defense, Ronald Reagan
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