Baseball 99 Previews of the American and National leagues
In a season preview of the two major leagues the article surveys standout players, team outlooks, and early expectations. It highlights key figures, competitive divisions, spring training notes, and projected contenders across the American and National Leagues.
Grounds keeping sparks debate in Tucson retirement community
In Tucson, residents of a desert Southwest retirement community clash over lawn care and groundskeeping practices. The discussion highlights aging infrastructure, budget limits, and neighborly tensions as residents seek balanced upkeep while preserving neighborhood aesthetics.
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Tucson
Accent Ga-4 Lottery Books and Business Index
A compact update lists Georgia lottery books and business notes across sections including MOVIES and OPINION, highlighting key entries in ACCENT and GA pages. The column outlines developments in entertainment, market signals, and civic topics with brief mentions of trending items in CYBER and STOCKS.
Veteran teachers bolster new Elyria educators in tough year
First year teacher Barry Fitzsimons relies on veteran Kathy Poulton for guidance amid field trips, statewide tests, and misbehaving students. The Chronicle-Telegram features four new educators who seek help and encouragement from experienced colleagues.
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Elyria
Barry Fitzsimons
Northwood Junior High
Kathy Poulton
Pilgrims Seek Sacred Link in Jerusalem Stations
U S pilgrims at Via Dolorosa third station recite the Lord's Prayer amid street noise as vendors disrupt and pilgrims like Terry Colafrancesco carry a six foot cross. He cites the sensory experience as making scripture feel real while tracing ancient stones. Pilgrimages trace from Helena to Constantine the first organized tours and evolve through Crusades and modern tourism.
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Via Dolorosa
Jesus
United States
Terry Calafrancesco
Colafrancesco
Sterrett
Ala
Helena
Constantine I
Bethlehem
Mount of Olives
Jesus’ Tomb
Stephen Pfann
University of the Holy Land
NATO gets more punch as carrier group joins Adriatic mission
The United States orders the USS Theodore Roosevelt and its battle group into the Adriatic to support Kosovo air and ground operations. The move adds 75 aircraft and Tomahawk armed ships to Allied Force as Clinton warns of the mission's dangers but its necessity. Two carriers shift deployment plans with the Kitty Hawk sailing to the Persian Gulf and Enterprise due home mid April.
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U.S
NATO
Yugoslavia
Adriatic Sea
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Kosovo
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France
Spain
Macedonia
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Roosevelt
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Kenneth Bacon
Cohen
Kitty Hawk
Western Pacific
Enterprise
Norfolk
NATO air raids hit Belgrade bridge area during Kosovo crisis
NATO struck the New Belgrade district early today as Italian troops prepared to aid Kosovo refugees. Milosevic's forces have purged about 300000 ethnic Albanians, with potentially similar numbers fleeing. The strike aimed to disrupt Yugoslavia's infrastructure, causing a large inferno and orange glow across the city while the old center remained unaffected.
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Yugoslavia
NATO
Albania
Kosovo
Slobodan Milosevic
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