Cavaliers fall to Celtics 103 in overtime on road
In Boston, the Cavaliers’ poor string continues as they drop to the Celtics 103 in overtime, extending a 10 game losing streak. The report notes a wobbly Cleveland offense and a Celtics surge to pull away late.
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Indians Bludgeon Angels 15 3 In Home Opener
Cleveland fans and Jim Stamper watched the Indians overpower the Angels at Jacobs Field. The Indians rapped 20 hits and built a decisive 15-3 victory in the home opener, signaling a powerful start to the season with Stamper noting the team’s strength and crowd energy.
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Lorain Middle School science students reach for space
Eighth graders under Marla Franklin explored space with a $750 Ohio Space Grant Consortium grant. They handled moon rocks and built paper space shuttles to learn about the Apollo program and lunar science, supplementing lessons with NASA booklets and videotapes.
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Mormons attacked in Buenos Aires
Armando Barry 22 and Orin Voorheis 20, Mormon missionaries, were accosted by three men in Partida de Florencio Varela a Buenos Aires suburb. Voorheis was shot in the head while Barry escaped unharmed. robbers demanded money and searched backpacks as the attack unfolded.
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Tennessee Won't Fight Tests on King Rifle
The state will not appeal a court ruling allowing possible new tests on the rifle linked to Martin Luther King Jr. s 1968 assassination. James Earl Ray seeks verification that the .30-06 rifle with his fingerprints was not used, while previous FBI and congressional tests failed to prove otherwise. Ray, 69, remains imprisoned on a 99 year sentence and has long sought to overturn his guilty plea.
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