Sports scoreboard column notes and matchups
Column highlights from Pittsburgh 36 Cleveland 33 and San Francisco 39 N Y Giants 38. Men's Top 25 shows Duke 89 Clemson 71 Texas 80 Mt. St Marys 64 Creighton 84 Drake 63 Georgia 89 LSU 63 with details on Page 1D.
Weather outlook with clouds and warming temps
Outside today the sky remains cloudy into the afternoon with partial clearing later. A morning risk of freezing drizzle or drizzle gives way to highs in the upper 30s and north winds near 15 mph. Tonight clear with lows around 20 and light to moderate north winds. Tuesday brings sun and highs in the lower 40s. Inside at The Southern Illinoisan subscribe info and 24 seven online service.
Gas prices in troops hands amid Iraq war risk
Oil markets fear war in Iraq could trigger shortages or surpluses as oil fields securement and producer flows determine supply. Powell vows protection of fields while Venezuela disruptions tighten stocks, sending February crude above 33 dollars and gasoline averaging over 1.40.
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Veteran Du Quoin trainer savors yearling harness work
Ray Gash of Du Quoin, a Standardbred harness trainer for over 30 years, favors teaching babies. He trains six days weekly, resting Sundays, and spends a year and 250 to 300 miles shaping each yearling before its first race. Gash also drives the horses at county and state fairs, showcasing the youngsters. Photographs and story by Chuck Novara.
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Bombers kill 23 in worst attack since June in Tel Aviv
Two Palestinian suicide bombings in central Tel Aviv kill 23 bystanders and injure over 100 near a busy area with foreign workers. Israeli missiles hit metal workshops in Gaza City and a house linked to Islamic Jihad leader in Rafah. Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade claims the attackers. Election concerns loom as Sharon calls Cabinet meeting.
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Airport baggage screening tests begin with light crowds
At Chicago O Hare and across the nation travelers faced the first big test of the new airport baggage screening system. A 90 minute window to check bags proved ample for many, with several airports reporting little delay. TSA officials said they expected a busy day and prepared for smooth operation.
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