Indians Open 2008 Season With Hope Of No Snow
The Cleveland Indians begin their 108th MLB season at Progressive Field against the Chicago White Sox at 3:05 p.m. amid expected showers. Bosses promise better weather than last year's snowbound opener, while C C Sabathia starts on the mound following a 7-6 win in the 2007 home debut.
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Indians unveil 2008 promotions at Progressive Field
The Cleveland Indians roll out new promotions and fan amenities for the 2008 season at Progressive Field. Prominent features include themed condiment mascots Mustard Ketchup and Onion, fresh in-game experiences, and continued facility reinvention as the team opens against the Chicago White Sox.
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New cholesterol drugs questioned after major study
Doctors urge return to older therapies as Zetia Vytorin show limited benefit despite 5 billion in sales. Yale cardiologist Harlan Krumholz praises statins Lipitor Crestor for proven risk reduction. Congress probes delayed release of results from the NEJM study presented at ACC conference in Chicago.
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Help Law Enforcement Seeks Public Help for Jose Rivera
A new weekly feature debuts today in Local & State seeking public assistance to locate criminal suspect Jose Rivera. The outlet invites readers to report information to authorities and warns against private harm.
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Cleric orders his militia off Baghdad streets
Muqtada al-Sadr directed Shiite militiamen to leave Baghdad streets on Sunday while urging the government to end raids on his followers. The move followed intensive talks by Shiite officials and lawmakers who reportedly sought Iran's religious authority to intervene. Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki leads the offensive.
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Ohio Soldier Identified in Iraq Remains Found
Keith Maupin confirmed his son Sgt. Keith Matthew Maupin was identified by DNA after remains were found in Iraq. The Maupins, from Batavia near Cincinnati, said the Army informed them of the identification via a general officer and noted the tragedy ends his long period of uncertainty.
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