Bears Saints Patriots Colts clash for Super Bowl bid
Supercharged clash saw the Bears and Saints face the Patriots and Colts on Sunday in conference semifinal play for a chance to advance to the Super Bowl. Key players and pivotal moments defined the high-stakes matchups as teams battled for spots in the title game.
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Promise to Find a Cure Drives Komen’s Milestone
Susan G. Komen set a pledge with her sister to seek a breast cancer cure as the disease ravaged her. About 25 years later the foundation has contributed $1 billion to the effort, marking a major milestone in its mission.
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State MySpace Murderers On Death Row Seek Online Presence
Convicted killers on Oklahoma death row attempt to shape public image via MySpace postings. Prosecutors urge caution as inmates request media attention and public sympathy, while state officials reiterate security and legal constraints.
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Hillary Clinton proscribed path from White House to Senate
A profile traces Hillary Rodham Clinton from Watergate era to high office with long, winding political ascent. Also brief notes on birthday party disputes among parents and a reference to a sports page item.
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Big Bopper heir hires expert to probe 1959 crash death
The son of The Big Bopper has enlisted a forensic anthropologist to reassess the circumstances of the 1959 plane crash that killed Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens and altered rock history.
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Windows Opens New Vista Release With Broad Marketing
Microsoft plans a massive marketing campaign to showcase Windows Vista as a way to get more from computers, signaling a long delayed release. The report notes a formal rollout strategy and expectations for strong consumer uptake.
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Five U.S. Soldiers Killed in Karbala Ambush by Iraqi Gunmen
Iraqi gunmen in Karbala dressed as officials ambushed a security meeting, killing five U.S. soldiers and wounding two. The attackers used uniforms and SUVs to gain entry, aided by a police check point and radioed warnings. The attack occurred during a day with at least 25 American deaths in Iraq.
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Healthy cafeteria shifts rise in American schools
In Columbus Elementary School Lodi New Jersey students swap french fries for carrots apples and whole wheat buns as healthier options expand nationwide. A School Nutrition Association survey shows fries dropping in popularity while vegetables rise in preference and states tighten nutrition standards.
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Tax talks at city hall outline transit and safety funding
City Council meeting agenda includes sales tax proposals to fund infrastructure and public safety. A new contract for Lawton's mass transit manager is on the table. The session begins at 6 p.m. in the council chambers with a session of the City Transit Trust.
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City Council debates sales tax for infrastructure and transit
The City Council discusses sales tax options to fund city infrastructure and a new mass transit management contract with McDonald Transit Associates. They consider water service criteria and a potential April 3 ballot. A special Jan 29 meeting will approve a ballot resolution, with funds to be earmarked for streets, water and sewer, police and fire, and economic development.
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Inmates live longer than outside population says report
Government figures show state prison inmates die at 250 per 100 000 yearly, fewer than the 308 per 100 000 for ages 15 to 64. Black inmates face higher rates. most deaths linked to heart disease cancers and infections, with most cases medically evaluated and treated.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tonight
Mostly sunny conditions with a high near 38 degrees. Tonight will be clear and chilly with a low around 24 degrees. The page also notes more weather details on page 5A.
Weekly world options rise in online publishing
A Sed column from section 4A surveys growing choices for online publishing. It notes varied platforms, tools, and strategies for writers. The piece highlights accessibility, design, and distribution, urging readers to compare features and costs.
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