Duke Blue Devils Return Home After Back-To-Back Title
Duke fans greet two time champions as coach Mike Krzyzewski hints at a possible third title. Duke defeated Michigan 71 to 51 to become the first team in 19 years to win consecutive NCAA basketball titles amid jubilant campus and regional celebrations.
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Fourth blue-light target on her guard
Lynn Gibson reports Michelle Johnson, 22, carried a pistol after a late night drive when tailed by a man in a dark blue car flashing a blue light on NC 27. Johnson chased to Stanley Police Department, saying she would have shot if confronted. The suspect halted as other traffic approached.
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Clinton Not Yet Clinched as Tsongas Sparks Reentry Talk
With New York and Kansas votes counted Clinton led but margins failed to settle the nomination race. Tsongas, who had withdrawn, placed second in New York with 29 percent and third in Wisconsin with 22 percent, prompting speculation he might reenter. Brown finished third in New York as results showed Clinton at 40 percent (162 delegates), Brown 28 percent (99), Tsongas 25 percent (100).
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INDEX The Gazette duct Highs and details on page 2A
The Gazette breaks down today’s weather with a high near 70 and a low around 52. Details and further notes appear on page 2A.
Braves keep name and tomahawk logo amid Indian protest
Braves president Stan Kasten stated the team will not change its name or logo and will continue the tomahawk chop and related chants, while noting sensitivity to American Indian concerns. He described new rings with the phrase Tomahawk Chop and acknowledged reviewing past promotional material.
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