Running fuels a Kansas Cancer Run and a life of miles
Runners stream along Main Street crossing railroad tracks during a St. Catherine Hospital Cancer Run. Kate Krug, a speech pathologist and mother, narrates her daily habit of 5:30 am runs and the evolution from childhood jogs to multiple marathons. She cites Boston qualification, local races, and the social and health benefits of running while noting advice from experts and the joy of exercising with others. See on the move, Page B3.
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Opening Day shines amid Bonds steroid trial glare
Opening Day 2011 brings hope for veterans and fans while the Barry Bonds perjury case dominates headlines. The trial probes steroid use across baseball as ex trainer testimony looms, Roger Clemens faces a congressional inquiry, and fans clamor for on field play and fair competition. Patrick Murphy of Columbus, Nebraska, notes the contrast between courtroom drama and the start of baseball's season.
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