Opening Day Cold Snap Tests Chiefs Weathered with Scranton Clash
Opening day at MacArthur Stadium sees the Chiefs endure a frigid afternoon as Clayton Andrews delivers the ceremonial first ball and the team, in thermal wear, tops the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Red Barons. Manager Bob Baller notes the weather limited offense but praises his players for the 2-0 start and resilient performance.
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Sollanek hustled to federal jail for grand jury in Syracuse
Lawrence W. Sollanek, 24, who befriended ex mayor Lee Alexander in prison, was taken to Chicago federal jail in handcuffs Friday night for a grand jury appearance in Syracuse. He told the Herald Journal Alexander has more than 2 million hidden abroad, a claim Alexander denies. Sollanek spoke Friday from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago after marshals arrested him at about 6 15 p m EST at the city halfway house where he has lived since March.
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Vernon Downs suspends two drivers in race betting probe
Vernon Downs suspended veteran drivers Paul Zambito and Robert Barella for 30 days after judges found lack of effort in a March 25 race won by a 14 to 1 long shot. Zambito drove Milestone Major N and Barella piloted Lasta Sam. both appeal and race until a hearing decides the penalty.
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Soviet sub sinks after fatal fire near Norway
Officials report at least 12 crew dead when a Soviet Mike class nuclear submarine caught fire and sank in international waters off northern Norway. Soviet authorities confirm loss of life, reactor shut down, no immediate danger to mainland. coast guard samples check for pollution while Soviet vessels rescue the crew.
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Gas price surge hits Alaska spill blamed rise
Mike Ainsworth of Pompey shrugs as a computerized pump climbs in price. Over two weeks regular unleaded from 87 cents to over 1 dollar, with retailers blaming and buyers railing at oil company explanations amid the Alaska spill discussion.
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March for abortion rights draws activists to Washington
Abortion activists from about 500 campuses gather in Washington for a Sunday march supporting a woman's right to abortion. Demonstrators target public opinion ahead of a potential Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade with arguments set for April 26 and celebrity appearances planned.
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