Baseball notes: McGwire files suit
Braves notes: Prospects to get their shot
Fans, team still behind Chipper
Baseball fever hits South Carolina
Padres' Myers is last to show at camp
Braves notes: Glavine gets opening-day start
Gant takes his swings with the Phillies
Spring training: Clemens gets first start Saturday
Transfers acceptable on credit report
Retailers let shoppers try it out
Plan college costs now for future graduates
Business calendar: USC Aiken offers Windows 95 class
Are good times over for country music business?
Expansion in global trade means boom time for ports
Europeans rethink alcohol at work
Thai, Korean stocks rebound, but investors should be wary
Business briefs: Plant awarded certification
Productivity hurt by casual drinkers
Youngest toy company leader hasn't forgot how to have fun
Employees pull together to deal with Levi closing
Demand for fund advice remains strong
Winthrop wins Big South for 1st-ever NCAA bid
Clemson women reach ACC semifinals
ACC tourney is Duke's next challenge
Charleston plays Appalachian State for Southern title
Beware of Tigers, says Cremins
Paine tops Panthers to win title
Aiken Tech gets shot at Region 10 title
Charleston completes Southern sweep
Lady Vols defeat Georgia for title
Paine doing Big Dance; ASU sits out
Saving a small black church -- and a piece of history
HANOVER, Ind. -- They came to church every other Sunday, four ladies perched like bookends in the wooden pews. They stayed even when the roof leaked, the plumbing didn't work -- and no one else was there.
`Do you believe in miracles? Yes!'
As the time ticked off the clock, the tension in the building became unbearable. The flickering green lights on the scoreboard counted down the seconds ever-so slowly.
This day in the millennium -- March 1
On March 1, 1974, seven people, including former Nixon White House aides H.R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman, former Attorney General John Mitchell and former assistant Attorney General Robert Mardian, were indicted on charges of conspiring to obstruct justice in connection with the Watergate break-in.
This day in the millennium -- February 28
On Feb. 28, 1849, the ship California arrived at San Francisco, carrying the first gold-seekers.
Lady Rebels headed for Final Four again
Jackets catch breath as AAAA play begins
Lynx's Soling returns after stint in Syracuse
Pair of Lynx veterans have a score to settle
Fleury traded from Flames to Avalanche
Lynx likely to acquire defenseman
GOP leaders move up date of 2000 primary
`Do you believe in miracles? Yes!'
Dropout figures larger than some school data show
Lawmakers divided on state's traffic laws
Victory Bank struggles with financial woes
Budget proposal OKs Fort Discovery funds
Mission strives to revive communities
Data: Black students less likely to be placed in gifted classes
This day in the millennium -- February 28
Draft fugitive requests amnesty
Superintendent denies reports of overspending
Spending discussions delay state legislature
This day in the millennium -- March 1
Saving a small black church -- and a piece of history
Official agrees to ethics fine
S.C. soldiers offer help in Honduras
Impersonator charms audiences as Minnie Pearl
South Carolina launches new insurance system
County desegregation order stands
Some physicians protest Aetna deal
Home front: Minister answers new call
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Myllylae wins 50K and third Nordic gold
Chronicle's Masters Section voted in top 10
Golf roundup: Senior rookie Doyle wire-to-wire winner
Overtime: ASU defeats High Point
Golf roundup: Magee, Maggert left standing
U.S. world team experienced and talented
Mitchell's report sets future IOC tone
Serena Williams wins first title
Cookin' for Kids features petting zoo
NFL notes: Ricky Williams May Fall to 5th in Draft
Jagge wins slalom, Aamodt grabs overall lead
Overtime: Jags sweep High Point in twin bill
Expect rough to be cut down by April at Augusta National
Krajicek beats Rusedski in final
Maggert wins in Match Play drama
Outdoor roundup: Top archers to compete in Augusta
Swedish golfer wins in first Tucson Open playoff since 1983
Dream spring break may spell trouble
Court order silences Fox, CBS on satellite TVs
Poetic talent, humor may win a poet honors
'Archangel' offers insight on post-Communist Russia
Ghost sightings still occur at battlefield
Evidence needed to uncover impropriety
Dealing with the dark side of Windows
Mystery designer apologizes in Philly mayor web scandal
Greasing the wedding machinery with digital tools
'Gruntz' a puzzle game that's challenging and fun
Going once, going twice in cyberspace
Bone transplants strengthen brittle skeletons of fragile kids
What's hot: New items of interest
Internet's dark side: Web threats
Netting the benefits from web services
StoryMOO creates a writers workshop in cyberspace
Congress may limit Y2K lawsuits
Red Cross giving defibrillator training
Software assists in planning that most special day
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