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Eagles' depth too much for depleted Eels
(High School Sports ~ 02/05/03)
Clay City senior Jenna Koehler launches a shot in Tuesday's loss to South Putnam. The Shakamak Lakers are on a roll right now with four straight wins including a defeat of White River Valley and North Central in the last two weeks. Their current streak has left them with a 10-6 mark overall, including 4-1 in the Southwestern Indiana Conference and a perfect 3-0 in the Tri-River Conference...
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Northview returns home for visit from Pioneers
(High School Sports ~ 02/05/03)
Northview's Logan Whitman (#23) scored his 1,000th point in last Friday's win over Sullivan that clinched the WIC Conference title. The Knights will face Mooresville at home this Friday. Size, size and more size. Something that the Northview Knights haven't face a whole lot of this season. ...
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Reading buddies enjoy hot chocolate and donuts
(Local News ~ 02/05/03)
Lindsay Wools, Darcy Bass and Megan Haviland enjoy snacks and a laugh. Last week, the fourth grade students in Evelyn Greenwood's class at Staunton Elementary were treated to hot chocolate and donuts by their reading buddies from Cynthia Haseman's and Mavery Quinn's second grade classes...
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Congressman named sub-committee chairman
(Local News ~ 02/05/03)
WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. John Hostettler has been named chairman of the House Immigration, Border Security, and Claims Subcommittee. "I look forward to serving as chairman of this important committee," said Hostettler. "The shaping and oversight of immigration policy will be critical to maintaining our national security in coming years. ...
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Soot in home may indicate carbon-monoxide danger
(Local News ~ 02/05/03)
With the extremely cold temperatures experienced recently, many furnaces have had to work overtime. A furnace needs to be kept in good working order because a malfunctioning one can expose the residents to the possibility of deadly carbon monoxide poisoning...
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Senate looks at radio station ownership rules
(Local News ~ 02/05/03)
To Don Henley's ears, the FM dial has been transformed from a bazaar of choices to a place where "everybody gets the same McDonald's hamburger." Taking issue with the musician on Capitol Hill last week, the chairman of a company that operates 1,200 stations said it makes a point of offering a variety of formats, from talk to country to rock to Spanish language...
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