Monday, March 21, 2005
Local eagles soar
kTHE RARE SIGHT of a bald eagle, like the one shown above -- piercing eyes, snowy head and tail, huge wingspan -- creates a hard-to-forget memory. But the sight is getting to be more common in Trumbull County, which ranks fifth statewide with six active nests .
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Special deliveries
kHE CAN'T WALK, so he drives; she can't drive, so she carries the meals. Once a week the couple in their 80s delivers food to Meals on Wheels clients. The agency needs volunteers for as little as a day a month to get meals from a church kitchen to the area's elderly and needy.
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SPORTS
Hooping it up
kOHIO STATE'S women whipped Holy Cross, defending NCAA men's champ Connecticut lost to N.C. State and LeBron James poured in a record 56 points in the Cavs' loss.
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LIFE & amp;WORK
Center of universe
kBEFORE THE NEW baby turns the family of two into a family of three, parents need to know what to do to nurture what will be their very changed relationship. Now there are programs to help them deal with their baby-centered world.
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WORLD
Pope frustrated
k AN APPARENTLY FRUSTRATED Pope John Paul II made a brief but silent appearance at a window after missing his first Palm Sunday Mass in 26 years as pontiff. He appeared irritated by his difficulty in responding to tens of thousands of pilgrims in St. Peter's Square as Holy Week began.
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OPINION
Bush off course
kTHE PRESIDENT'S CHANCES to change Social Security are doubtful because "he failed to heed some basic political rules," notes columnist Carl P. Leubsdorf.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Coming full circle
kAS A CHILD, Ricky Schroder made his move debut opposite John Voight in "The Champ" at age 7. Now he has written and directed "Black Cloud," the story of a promising Navajo boxer that capitalizes on Schroder's love of Westerns.
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