News Archive for October 28, 2012
Randy Bernard steps down as IndyCar CEO
By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
Randy Bernard stepped down as CEO of IndyCar on Sunday, bringing an end to a three-year reign that was disrupted this season by several attempts by team owners to have him ousted as head of the series.
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Johnson wins at Martinsville, takes points lead
By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
MARTINSVILLE, VA. --
Jimmie Johnson raced to his seventh career Martinsville Speedway victory to take the season points lead with three event left, holding off Kyle Busch on a restart with five laps to go Sunday.
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Rodgers throws 2 TDs as Packers beat Jaguars 24-15
By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
GREEN BAY --
Aaron Rodgers connected with Donald Driver for a 4-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter and the Green Bay Packers escaped with a surprisingly tough 24-15 victory Sunday over the NFL's worst team, the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Public record for Oct. 28, 2012
By GAZETTE STAFF - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
Charities still struggle to meet needs
By NEIL JOHNSON - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
JANESVILLE --
It was 5:30 a.m., and dozens of families already were lined up outside the front door at the Salvation Army headquarters on Sutherland Avenue in Janesville.
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Trouble with learning: Students with disabilities require extra help
By FRANK SCHULTZ - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
JANESVILLE --
Savannah Bennett's family sits down with her each school night to help her do her homework. If Savannah doesn't keep on top of things, she falls behind, said her father, Chuck Bennett.
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Big bird, BS and birth control
By KATHLEEN PARKER - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
WASHINGTON --
As the presidential campaign winds down, the war of economic theories has devolved into the same old culture war.
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Time bombs in a can?
By ESTHER J. CEPEDA - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
CHICAGO --
For months I’ve been showing up at dinner armed with news stories about how harmful these sugary, high-caffeine "energy" drinks can be for young, growing bodies. The Food and Drug Administration just confirmed that it is investigating whether Monster drinks were a factor in the deaths of five people since 2009.
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