Indians Sweep Red Sox in Boston Fenway Warpath
The Indians defeated the Red Sox in Boston at Fenway Park as part of a dominating road trip. Pitching held the home lineup to key outs while the offense built an early lead and maintained pressure throughout.
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Mars Observer likely hit by computer glitch not lost
NASA engineers say Mars Observer probably suffered a temporary computer glitch and is not lost. The spacecraft, worth 980 million dollars, paused radio contact Saturday as thruster fuel tanks were pressurized to prepare for Mars orbit. Engineers planned automatic thruster firing on Tuesday and a Wednesday Earth contact attempt.
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Hats Off Elyria Gift to Findlay Principal Change
Victoria Brian, new Findlay High principal from Elyria, enforces a June dress code banning hats in class and prohibiting alcohol and tobacco graphics. Students, used to wearing baseball caps, express mixed reactions as the policy shifts social norms and classroom conduct.
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Looks Can Hint At Intelligence In Social Perception
Toronto AP reports a study linking appearance and voice to perceived intelligence. Researchers say attractive, well-dressed people may seem smarter, while unrefined or unfashionable looks score lower. Speech manner may offer another cue, though tests measure actual intelligence differently.
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Hausrod to be released from prison today after parole
Jeanne Hausrod waits with her three children for the 55 year old former mayor Richard Hausrod to return home from prison. He was jailed for stealing at least 6500 from a Christmas charity and altering documents. A shock parole granted in June set today’s release at 9 am.
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Queenfans honor Freddie Mercury at Queenvision 93 vigil
At Oberlin College Inn fans gathered for Queenvision 93 to honor Freddie Mercury. The AIDS quilt panels were brought together and a candle light vigil was held as fans from Michigan New York and beyond mourn the late Queen lead singer.
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