December 2006 glimpses USA Today
Here is a closer look at many of the U.S. military personnel killed in December because of the conflict in Iraq.
Katrina Insurance Trial to Begin Hartford Courant
Even as the Mississippi attorney general negotiates a potential settlement with State Farm Fire & Casualty Co., an eight-person jury will begin hearing opening statements Tuesday in one of hundreds of insurance lawsuits filed by policyholders after Hurricane Katrina.
Etienne Rallies Hawks After Cold Stretch Hartford Courant
New Hampshire could tie the score, coach Sue Johnson thought. If Hartford guard Lisa Etienne - who had scored a career-high 15 points - missed a free throw and the Wildcats got the rebound, they could hit a three-pointer and get fouled.
Oregon recreation report Corvallis Gazette Times
The statewide recreation report (for fishing, hunting and viewing), released Wednesday, Jan. 3, by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Remember to purchase your 2007 fishing license.
Hawks Lead All The Way In America East Opener Hartford Courant
The Hartford women held Stony Brook without a field goal for the first 7:45 and went on to a 61-54 victory in an America East opener Thursday night.
`Happily N'Ever After' Short On Laughs, Magic Hartford Courant
"Happily N'Ever After" is an animated feature about a fairy-tale kingdom taken over by a gang of villains, trolls and ogres headed by Cinderella's evil stepmother (voiced by Sigourney Weaver).
From The Archives The Plain Dealer
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Desmond Howard, Cleveland’s own, although famously borrowed by Michigan, posed for the Heisman Trophy he would soon win in 1991 after returning a punt for a touchdown against Ohio State.
Record prices Northern News Services Yellowknife Canada
The year started off on a high note for Kivalliq trappers when sealskins sold for record prices at a Fur Harvesters Auction. The average price for a Nunavut ring seal was $72.65, with the top pelt bringing in a bid of $142.50.
MANSPACE The Pueblo Chieftain
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Once, a man’s home was his castle. These days, he’s lucky if he gets a corner of the garage to call his own. ‘‘Women typically have control of the house,’’ says Sam Martin, author of the new book ‘‘Manspace: A Primal Guide to Marking Your Territory’’ (Taunton Press, $24.95). ‘‘And the guy’s stuff gets pushed into some closet or relegated to a bedside table.&rs
In theaters Bradenton Herald
Children of Men HHH REVIEW ON 3E. A futuristic society faces extinction when no children are born and the human race has lost the ability to reproduce. (106 min.) Rated R.
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