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Former RB Chuck Muncie dies at 60
Former running back Chuck Muncie, a three-time All-Pro has died at the age of 60. ESPN reported the cause of death as a heart attack. A star at the University of California, Muncie finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting as a senior, then was...Tags: San Diego Chargers, Football, Heisman Trophy, NFL Draft, Minnesota Vikings
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Restaurant meals overloaded with salt, fat, calories, study says
Want to satisfy your full day’s requirement of salt, fat and calories? Sit down in a restaurant and order a meal. After an exhaustive analysis of 3,507 possible ways to order 685 meals at 19 restaurants chains in Canada, researchers found that the...
Tags: Diabetes, Heart Disease, Salt, Medical Research, Research
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Comedian Billy Crystal to return to Broadway with his hit 1-man show '700 Sundays'
AP Drama WriterNEW YORK (AP) — There are apparently a few more Sundays left in Billy Crystal. The star of "City Slickers" and "When Harry Met Sally" said Tuesday he will reprise his funny and poignant one-man autobiographical show "700 Sundays" on Broadway for...Tags: Tony Awards, Des McAnuff, Academy Awards, Entertainment Events, Awards and Prizes
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Former NFL running back Chuck Muncie dies at 60
Chuck Muncie made three Pro Bowls as an NFL running back. He likely would have made several more if his career hadn't been derailed by drug use. He has died of a heart attack at age 60, the New Orleans Saints confirmed Tuesday. He had turned his life...
Tags: San Diego Chargers, Football, NFL Pro Bowl, Heisman Trophy, National Football League
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Former NFL RB Muncie dies at 60
Former NFL running back Chuck Muncie, a three-time All-Pro, has died of a heart attack, the New Orleans Saints announced Tuesday. Muncie was 60. A star at the University of California, Muncie finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting as a senior,...Tags: San Diego Chargers, Football, Heisman Trophy, National Football League, Minnesota Vikings
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There's a bigger killer than concussions for teen athletes
ReporterIt's being labeled a "hidden threat." As the nation and the Ozarks focus much of our sports medicine attention on concussions, safety experts say we're overlooking something even more serious-- cardiac arrest. In fact a young athlete dies every three...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Police Arrests, Heat Stroke, Education, Teaching and Learning
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Supreme Court limits towing firms
WASHINGTON — A New Hampshire man who had his car towed when he was in a hospital recovering from a heart attack and the amputation of his left foot won a measure of justice at the U.S. Supreme Court. In a 9-0 decision released Monday, the court...Tags: U.S. Congress, Crime, Law and Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Port of Los Angeles
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On The Fly: Matt Harvey On Cover Of SI
The Hartford CourantThe Dark Knight is back, only in this version he's back is in the form of Mystic native and Mets pitching sensation Matt Harvey. Harvey is on the cover of this week's Sports Illustrated headlined "The Dark Knight of Gotham." Writes Tom Verducci: "In an...Tags: Basketball, College Basketball, National Basketball Association, College Football, Chicago Bulls
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NFL Roundup: Eagles' McCoy faces 'party bus' suit
ReutersThe Sports Xchange NFL Roundup: Eagles' McCoy faces 'party bus' suit Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy has been sued for assault after an alleged incident on a "party bus" in December 2012, according to CourthouseNews.com. Filed in the...Tags: NBC (tv network), National Football Conference, Peyton Manning, National Football League, Donovan McNabb
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Billy Crystal to revive one-man play, '700 Sundays,' on Broadway
ReutersMay 14 (Reuters) - Actor Billy Crystal will give his autobiographical one-man play "700 Sundays" a Broadway send-off later this year with a nine-week run, promoters said on Tuesday. Previews of the two-act play, which deals with Crystal's coming of age...Tags: Tony Awards, Entertainment Events, Alan Zweibel
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John Gilbert, the silent era's talk of the town
John Gilbert was the golden boy at MGM during the final years of the silent era. He was the young studio's biggest male star, working with such top directors as King Vidor ("The Big Parade," 1925), Erich von Stroheim ("The Merry Widow," 1925) and Tod...
Tags: Movies, Celebrities, Entertainment, Louis B. Mayer, King Vidor
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Hospital charges vary widely across Lehigh Valley region, country
It's only about 33 miles from Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital in Lehighton to Lehigh Valley Hospital's Muhlenberg campus in Bethlehem, but the distance between what the two facilities charge to treat a complicated heart attack case is far greater....
Tags: Princeton University, Medical Procedures and Tests, Kathleen Sebelius, Lehigh Valley Hospital, Hospitals and Clinics
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