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West Nile Virus detected in two crows in State College
From CDT staff reportsHARRISBURG -- The state Department of Environmental Protection said West Nile Encephalitis has been detected in 12 birds in eight counties, including two crows found dead in State College Borough last week.The findings make three positive tests for the mosquito-borne virus in Centre County in the past month. A dead crow in Ferguson Township was found to have the virus in mid-July.
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CMinemyer,
08/02/2002 12:42 PM EDT)
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Market's bunny ban has vendor hopping
According to Warriors Mark resident Anne Helms, all she wants to do is sell rabbits at the farmers' market in State College. However, the State College Borough Council decided not to allow it when it renewed the market's permit for street usage earlier this year.
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Penn State professor part of shark special
John Nichols watched in fascination as a 1916 shark attack that killed his great uncle gained national attention over the past year. And when cable news channel MSNBC broadcasts a National Geographic special on Sunday, Nichols' 86-year-old family tragedy will again capture a nationwide limelight.
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State College 14-year-old All-Stars enter Babe Ruth Mid-Atlantic Regional
The State College 14-year-old Babe Ruth team entered this year's state tournament with a solitary goal in mind: Do not finish second. After all, the same group of players fell short last year, taking runner-up honors in the state as 13-year-olds (the lone State College Babe Ruth team to not win a state title).
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Steve Sampsell | Andretti's decision will impact open-wheel future
A decision by one Pennsylvania native might just change the future of open-wheel racing in the United States, and beyond, sometime in the next few weeks. Michael Andretti hardly ranks as a simple Bill, Joe or Mike from the Keystone State, but the winningest driver in CART history faces a big decision in the wake of purchasing a majority stake of the team for which he currently drives.
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Manufacturing recovery stalls
Manufacturing grew more slowly, construction spending fell to its lowest level in almost two years and new claims for jobless benefits went up, signs that the economy's road to recovery is hitting a rough patch.
The Associated Press
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Weak economic data drag down stocks
NEW YORK -- A string of reminders that the economy is still struggling as well as disappointing earnings at Exxon Mobil irked investors Thursday and pushed stocks sharply lower.
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The Associated Press,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
Senate OKs trade package
WASHINGTON -- Congress on Thursday returned to the president the power to negotiate trade agreements, passing legislation that also helps workers hurt by the economic fallout from global commerce.
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By Jim Abrams,
The Associated Press,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
Managing Money | Consider keeping accounts when moving
Q: If I move away somewhere temporarily, should I keep an account open at my regular bank?
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By Seth Sutel,
The Associated Press,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
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Spotlight | Road trips offer a chance to get away for a while
Tired of hiking Mount Nittany? Been to Talleyrand Park once too often? Fingers hurt from rubbing the Lion Shrine on campus? If Centre County's own considerable charms leave you feeling "been there, done that," it may be time to take a little road trip.
By Robin Riglin / For the CDT
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Plays reflect lessons in history
There's a play about the "founding mothers"; a disturbing story about a racial incident; a tale built on a flight of fancy; the story of a mythical town; a chilling tale of escape from Nazi Germany; and a classic story about everyday life.
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By Greg Petersen,
For the CDT,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
The Bedford Files
Since it's been so ungodly hot, I have been staying inside, close to the air conditioner, and watching a lot of television. (Oh, who am I kidding? If the weather were breezy and beautiful, I would probably be watching a lot of television anyway).
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By Jill Bedford,
jbedford@centredaily.com,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
'Sixth Sense's' Shyamalan thrills again
"Signs," M. Night Shyamalan's latest exercise in creepiness, is a triumph of mood over logic, of faith over reason. It's a cerebral aliens-as-boogeymen thriller that pits an isolated rural family against the green hordes from beyond the stars.
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By Roger Moore,
The Orlando Sentinel,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
'Master of Disguise' a disgrace
"The Master of Disguise" is targeted at parents who are searching for a late summer comedy but who are wary of exposing their children -- and themselves -- to the gross-out spectacle of "Austin Powers in Goldmember."
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Wire DataFeatures,
08/02/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
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