White Sox Lefties Dominate Royals In 4-1 Spring Win
In a rain shortened 7 1/2 inning exhibition, Chicago pitchers Todd Rizzo Paul Fletcher and Wayne Lindenmann held the Royals to two singles and one unearned run. Pete Rose Jr. delivered a two run single for the White Sox as Haines City AP reports.
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NLRB seeks injunction as talks stall in baseball strike
Negotiations remain uncertain with talks unlikely before Tuesday as NLRB general counsel seeks a court injunction to end the seven month strike. Fehr says resumption date is not set while Selig travels and critics accuse stall tactics. AL grants Blue Jays use of Dunedin Stadium. Toronto barred from SkyDome by Ontario law.
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Tyson to be released early amid reform talk
ALDWIN CITY Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson could be released from prison a week to a month and a half early due to good behavior. He has served since 1992 for a rape conviction and now some say he is reformed and ready to rejoin society, with potential plans to fight George Foreman later this year.
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Fre Tyson Commentary on Celebrity Privilege and Prison Reform
A reader commentary argues that public figures influence children yet insists on due process for accused felons. It questions whether Tyson should be a role model while noting society’s faith in reform and the impact of celebrity status on second chances.
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Karate Class Notebook for Youth and Adults
Karate classes for youth ages 8 to 18 run Tuesday and Thursday nights. Monthly cost is 20 dollars for eight sessions. Ongoing program invites flexible participation. Adults may sign up starting Tuesday at the same price.
Volleyball signups end today for spring sessions
Sign-ups run through today for fourth to eighth graders. The program costs $12 for six instruction sessions, a change from the original announcement. Classes begin the week of March 27 with the organizational meeting time to be announced during registration.
Youth Soccer Sign-Ups End Today
Sign-ups end today with $10 fee for children in grades two through eight. Games will be played Sundays after noons. Kindergarten and first grade instructional soccer costs $5 with sessions Saturday mornings. Office opens today from 9 a.m. to noon.
Water Aerobics Saturdays At Eight Thirty A.M.
Water aerobics are held each Saturday at 8 30 a m. Registration costs 12 50 for ten sessions or 20 for twenty sessions. Register at the ORC office Monday through Friday 8 30 a m to 5 p m. For more information call 242 1939.
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Sacred Heart vs The Net Volleyball Schedule Briefly Listed
In a short recreation notice, adult women's volleyball is set for 6 30 p m with Sacred Heart facing The Net at Screen 2. Haley and Erika are among participants, with Agler and Gaeddert noted in relation to RMH06. Please return uni forms immediately.
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