Chardon teen shooter described as not well in court
Prosecutor David Joyce said TJ Lane chose victims at random in the Chardon High School cafeteria shooting. The 17 year old admitted taking a .22 pistol and knife to the scene and firing 10 shots. Lane will likely face three counts of aggravated murder and related charges as he appeared in juvenile court.
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Romney sweeps Michigan and Arizona primary victories
Mitt Romney won Michigan and Arizona on the same night, in a two state sweep that boosts momentum toward Super Tuesday. Romney led Michigan with 41 percent to Santorum’s 38 as 88 percent of precincts reported, while Arizona gave Romney 48 percent to Santorum’s 26 as 64 percent counted. Delegates tally shows Romney at 152 to Santorum 72, Gingrich 32, and Paul 19 with 1,144 needed for the nomination.
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Notable airfares rise as summer approaches
Airlines forecast higher fares this summer due to soaring fuel costs. Price hikes already in place this year signal continued increases as the season nears, with leisure travel slower in February, and critics predicting a sharper jump in April and May. Rick Seaney of FareCompare.com notes gradual rises before a larger spike.
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Americans hopeful on economy recovery gains ease
Consumer confidence rose in February to its highest in a year as job prospects improve and unemployment falls to a three year low. The mood buoyed Wall Street and political talk around President Obama’s re election while warning of risks from gas prices Iran tensions and Europe's debt crisis.
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Markets close mixed with gains in Dow and Nasdaq
Tuesday's trading sees the Dow up 23.61 points to 13 005.12 while the Nasdaq adds 60.2 points to 2 986.76 and the S&P 500 rises to 1 372.18. Bond yields inch higher, corn climbs 8.75 cents to 6.57, soybeans up 10 cents to 13.13, wheat gains 14.50 cents to 7.00, oil falls 2.01 to 106.55, gold gains 13.50 to 1 788.40, silver rises 1.62 to 37.14 and platinum adds 9.20 to 1 723.50.
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