LeBron insured for next all-star game
Apr. 10, 2003WASHINGTON LeBron James will be covered by a $10 million insurance policy when he plays in next week's Capital Classic high-school all-star game.
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Late surge brings split
Apr. 10, 2003The first game of Ohio's doubleheader against Cleveland State was like the last month or so filled with errors on defense and impotent bats on offense.
Web site helps physicians adapt regulations
Apr. 10, 2003p class=maintext>When the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act was created in 1996, it set an April 14, 2003, deadline for health offices to comply.
Riot with a cause, officials will notice
Apr. 10, 2003For the past six years, I have struggled with deciding whether the annual time-change riots reflect the best or the worst of the student body. While I realize people might interpret the -
Domination of Herd pays dividends
Apr. 9, 2003Last week, the only thing Ohio pitcher Chris Bova thought he was going to win was a decision Friday against Marshall. That theory disappeared earlier this week, however.
Higher costs prompt hike in rental-permit fees
Apr. 9, 2003Starting April 16 landlords in Athens will have something more to worry about in addition to finding renters, paying property taxes and managing their properties.
Lacrosse wants big-name win
Apr. 9, 2003Little has changed for Ohio lacrosse player Lindsey Hart. After finishing second in the nation last season in goal scoring, she has scored 32 goals through nine games this season, good enough for third nationally as of last week. The midfielder spoke with The Post's Matt Bixenstine about her journey from Canada to Ohio, and her team's road toward establishing an elite program.
FEMA aiding county
Apr. 9, 2003Federal Emergency Management Agency officials visited Athens County yesterday to help city officials apply for federal and state aid to pay for damage from a February snowstorm.
Infirmary may get historic status
Apr. 9, 2003A building that once was used to provide care for the sick and food for the hungry might soon serve Athens residents again -
Masters needs no more subplots
Apr. 9, 2003I am here to write about The Masters, the world's greatest golf tournament, which starts this morning.
Protesters claim Augusta policy not up to par
Apr. 9, 2003For months, the two most publicized names in golf have not been Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. William "Hootie" Johnson and Martha Burk have taken control of the golf media through the membership controversy at Augusta National Golf Course, site of this weekend's Masters.
I can't feel my penis
Apr. 9, 2003Live from the frontlines on the war between the sexes in the bedroom, this embedded member of the media is reporting that women have a new weapon the extended pleasure condom.
Veteran volunteers donate blood, gift of life
Apr. 9, 2003Beth Youngpeter first donated blood as a high school student after a close friend of hers became ill and needed a blood transfusion. Yesterday, Youngpeter donated her seventh pint of blood to an Athens Chapter Red Cross blood drive at the First United Methodist Church, 2 S. College St.
States' constitutions require balanced budgets
Apr. 9, 2003The Ohio legislature is facing budget cuts on the state and local levels, in order to balance the budget. All but one state's constitution requires lawmakers to balance the budget each year.
Duo pressing home-run mark
Apr. 9, 2003Utility player Jenny Tisevich tied the Ohio single-season record for home runs, hitting her fifth of the year Saturday against Akron.
Ohio looks North for wins
Apr. 9, 2003The good news for the Ohio softball team heading into today's doubleheader against Cleveland State is its 10-1 all-time record against the Vikings. The not-so-good news is Ohio's 4-17-1 record this season.
