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Mills, Larry Johnson lead Nittany Lions past Virginia
Zack Mills threw two touchdown passes as No. 19 Penn State beat Virginia 35-14 today. Mills completed 19 of 30 passes for 227 yards, his first 200-yard game since throwing for 264 yards in a 27-24 overtime loss at Michigan on Oct. 12. Larry Johnson had 31 carries for 188 yards and one touchdown.
By Dan Lewerenz / The Associated Press
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I-99 section in Centre County will open Nov. 25
The completed section of Interstate 99 in Centre County will open to cars and trucks at noon on Nov. 25, the Monday before Thanksgiving, the state Department of Transportation said Friday.
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Dumped infant will have autopsy
McELHATTAN, Clinton County -- An autopsy will be conducted Tuesday on a newborn baby boy found dead this week in a Clinton County landfill. The full-term Caucasian infant had severe damage to his skull and body, apparently from crushing during transport to the Clinton County Solid Waste Authority's landfill in McElhattan. The body was discovered Tuesday in a pile dumped earlier that day.
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Texas A&M; stuns No. 1 Oklahoma, 30-26
Oklahoma couldn't escape Texas A&M; this time, and it could cost the Sooners a shot at the national title. Today's 30-26 loss certainly will drop the Sooners (8-1, 4-1 Big 12) from the No. 1 position in both the Associated Press poll and the Bowl Championship Series standings.
By Stephen Hawkins / The Associated Press
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C-COR expects layoffs
C-COR.net Corp. will lay off as much as 22 percent of its work force as it expects lower sales and a bigger second-quarter loss than it predicted last month, the company said Friday.
By Paul Beebe / pbeebe@centredaily.com
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Sheetz testing cash pay-at-pump system
No fuss, no frills, no friendly clerks -- gas-and-go could become a little easier at Sheetz gas stations for people who prefer cash. At a gasoline station in Johnstown, Sheetz is testing a system, from Denver-based Gary-Williams Retail Solutions, that allows customers to pay for gas with cash and get change without stepping foot in a store.
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The Associated Press,
11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Iraq resolution spurs wave of selling
A U.N. deal on Iraq and a downbeat outlook from McDonald's renewed investor doubts about the strength of the economic recovery, sending stocks lower Friday to end the week mixed.
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The Associated Press,
11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Bush, GOP to push for tax cuts
Just when the Federal Reserve is running out of room to lower interest rates to boost the sickly economy, President Bush and his Republican allies hope their bigger numbers in Congress will lead to expanded tax breaks for individuals and businesses.
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By Martin Crutsinger,
The Associated Press,
11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Business Briefing
PHILADELPHIA -- Consumer groups urged federal regulators Friday to delay final approval of the merger between Comcast and AT&T Broadband, which the organizations say would limit customers' TV viewing and Internet access choices.
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11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
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Image seems to escape the relentless march of forgetfulness
A few years ago I read a true story about a Russian who was unable to forget anything. Although I've now forgotten nearly everything about the book, I do remember that for him this ability was more a curse than a blessing.
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11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Was Jesus a liberal or a conservative?
The votes are in. Virtually all the results have been tabulated. Across the United States, this past Tuesday, tens of millions of Americans exercised their right to go to the polls and vote.
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11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Store puts up 'wish' tree
The Bon-Ton, located in the Nittany Mall, Benner Pike, College Township, will have a "gift wish" tree -- "decorated" with names and gift wishes of needy area residents from the Centre County Youth Services Bureau -- through Dec. 10.
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11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
Fathering column
Over the length of an entire sports season, your child is bound to have many ups and downs. So, she will need lots of support and encouragement from you during and after the game. Athletes of all ages tell us that how fathers behave during and after games affects them more than anything else.
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By Doug Coatsworth,
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11/09/2002 03:01 AM EST)
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