Final Ghost Players game ends at Field of Dreams
The Ghost Players conclude their long run at the Field of Dreams with a final performance that blends celebration and sadness. Keith, 48, notes the end but emphasizes legacy and welcoming fans and families to play ball. Dozens of fans and players, including Dan Kennedy and his sons, share memories and hopes for future baseball moments.
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Alex
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Tony
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Cedar Rapids
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Stanfordville
N.Y
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Dubuque
al Steffen
Field of Dreams
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Private student loans reshape higher education costs
Private loans surged to 17 billion dollars last year amid soaring tuition. Experts warn of new indenture risks as graduates face high debt and uncertain job prospects. Dr Paul Henry Zottola in Connecticut owes over 300 thousand dollars, juggling mortgage and practice loans.
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Barmak Nassirian
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Paul- Henry Zottola
Rocky Hill
Conn
Heather
Zottola
No absolute breast cancer prevention and limits of early detection
Women overestimate prevention options for breast cancer and overvalue self exams and mammography. Experts note that most risk comes from being female and aging, while evidence shows self exams do not reduce death and mammography, though helpful, is not flawless and can incur costs and anxiety.
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Visco
Rare pediatric heart attacks tied to chest pain sprees
A Cleveland Akron hospital study reports nine children ages 12 to 15, mostly boys, suffered heart attacks from coronary artery spasms between 1995 and 2006. Doctors say pediatric chest pain is usually non cardiac, though experts urge awareness of rare heart attack signs in youths.
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Chicago
Beth Meter
Ohio
Beth
Dan
Strongsville
Akron
Lane
Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
Cleveland
Pediatrics
Reginald Washington
Denver
Escaped Utah prisoners captured after high speed chase
Two fugitives Danny Gallegos and Juan Diaz Areva lo were arrested in Wyoming after a high speed chase that began when a retired officer called 911 during a home invasion. They reportedly stole guns and the officer’s SUV at knifepoint before fleeing.
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Salt Lake City
Danny Martin Gallegos
Juan Carlos Diaz-Arevalo
Utah
Dick Blust
Sweetwater County
Wyo
Ukraine election signals Orange bloc push to curb Yanukovych
In Kiev, Ukraine Orange Revolution allies showed a strong combined vote in Sunday parliamentary elections, aiming for a majority to unseat Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and move toward a pro Western course. An exit poll indicated Yanukovych's bloc led with the highest share.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Orange Revolution
Viktor Yanukovych
Viktor Yushchenko
Yanukovych
Franklin man breaks stone-skipping world record
Franklin Pennsylvania resident Russell Byars skip a stone 51 times on water at the Allegheny River and French Creek meeting point near Franklin on July 19, surpassing the 40-shot record set in 2002 by Kurt Steiner of Emporium. Guinness World Records officials reviewed the water circle patterns in film before confirming the new mark. The stone reportedly traveled about 250 feet.
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Franklin
Pennsylvania
Russell
Byars
Allegheny
French Creek
Pittsburgh
Guinness World Records
Kurt Steiner
Emporium
Kasparov Enters Russia Presidential Race as Opposition Lead
Garry Kasparov joined Russia's presidential race as the opposition candidate, winning 379 of 498 votes at a Moscow congress. He leads a coalition of liberals leftists and nationalists opposing President Vladimir Putin.
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Garry Kasparov
Russia
Kasparov
Vladimir Putin
Associated Press
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