COLUMBUS — Gov. Ted Strickland said he will deny pay raises for about 3,400 state workers because of declining budget revenue. The move puts a freeze on the salaries of nonunion state employees in cabinet agencies and other departments under the governor’s control — mostly political appointees hired since Strickland took office in January. “I [...]
The plan: Play with pain
Hughes won’t give up spot NBA FINALS: CAVALIERS VS. SPURS The Chronicle-Telegram SAN ANTONIO — LeBron James’ face lit up on the interview podium Saturday afternoon when he was asked a question about the hit series “The Sopranos,” and the Cavaliers small forward then talked at length about his desire that Tony not get “whacked” [...]
Tips for better Game 2
Terry Pluto Associated Press I talked to a current NBA coach who has been on the staff of several teams that have gone deep into the playoffs. I asked him to pretend he was Mike Brown, and what should the Cavs coach do in Game 2 of the NBA Finals? “Boy, that’s tough,” he said. [...]
Girl Power
Rags first filly to win Belmont in 102 years Richard Rosenblatt The Associated Press NEW YORK — Rags to Riches is queen for a day. The fabulous filly outdueled Preakness winner Curlin in a breathtaking stretch run and won the Belmont Stakes by a head Saturday, becoming the first of her sex in more than [...]
East stars survive
SHEFFIELD — It looked safe for the East after John McGraw scored his second touchdown of the night to give his team an 18-7 lead with 3:30 to play. It took the West one play — one long play — to make matters interesting. It became more tense as the West got the ball back [...]
GM’s new guys striking out – Tribe Commentary
It’s been a good start for the Indians, who still led the Central Division by 2½ games after Cliff Lee got shelled — AGAIN — in a series-opening loss to Cincinnati on Friday night. Cleveland general manager Mark Shapiro’s offseason acquisitions? Not so much … at least through the first 59 games of the season. [...]



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