Indians fall to White Sox in chilly home opener
In 5-3 loss at Jacobs Field the Indians show up for opening day despite a 17 degree wind chill. Omar Vizquel collects four hits, Karim Garcia homers, Sandy Alomar returns for Chicago, and Ricardo Rodriguez keeps Chicago to one run through six. Indians drop to 2-4 as weather and wind thwart celebrations.
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Summer gas prices to fall further this summer
Washington AP reports after a ten cent drop in three weeks, the Energy Department forecasts a national average of about 1.56 per gallon for gasoline this summer. Crude oil, down about 20 percent since the Iraq war began, drives the decline though uncertainties may prompt rebounds.
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U.S. advance tightens grip on Baghdad amid clashes
Iraqi Republican Guard troops fled as U.S. Army and Marine forces pressed from west and east into Baghdad in heavy urban combat. Bombs rained on pockets of resistance while looting of government buildings occurred. Maj. Gen. McChrystal said the capital was isolated as airspace bristled with fighters and bombers stood ready. Marines reported finding uniforms amid the streets. A new objective emerged to reach the Monday air strike site targeting Saddam Hussein and his sons.
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No Sign of Saddam at Bomb Site in Iraq
Report notes no sign of Saddam Hussein at the bomb site while a bomber crew altered targets in 12 minutes and U S troops probed an underground bunker near Baghdad airport. U S and British leaders say Iraqis will govern postwar as Iraqi president images are removed from the country amid war coverage.
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Puppy reunites with mate then up for adoption
A dog travels ten miles to find its mate and the pair now await adoption. Local and State reports note the couple’s reunion in a community feature. General Motors ends electric battery vehicles focus to pursue other technologies.
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Crocker Park combines retail space and living area
Westlake’s Crocker Park is a $450 million mixed use development by Robert L. Stark Enterprises and the Carney Group on Crocker Road south of Detroit Road. It will feature retail outlets, offices, and apartments encircled by privately owned homes. Underground utilities are installed and groundbreaking occurred last week.
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Crocker Park Seen as Traditional Downtown Neighborhood
Stark describes Crocker Park as a traditional downtown neighborhood with shops, outdoor cafes, and places to relax. He envisions a mingling space where residents and visitors enjoy dining and socializing in a cohesive, open-air setting.
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Worker killed in factory accident in Elyria
Bernard Rodgers, 48, of Lorain was killed at Progressive Processing, 856 Garden St, Elyria, when clothing caught in a machine and he was pulled into a concrete floor. Coroner Paul Matus reported he died shortly after 1 PM at EMH.
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