Average Opening Day Salary Drops 17%

[MrSheps]

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USA Today information was not correct.

Average Opening Day salary raised 1%

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Well I always thought that the best use for the USA Today was for training puppies or lining a bird cage.
Personally, When I read National & World News, I find the Washington Times or the Wall Street Journal as a better choice my reading. For sports, I just stick to the Tribune.

Anna
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Washington ... Times? If you're looking for "news," you might want to stick to the Journal.
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The Rev. Sun Myung Moon has built quite the propaganda machine between the Times and UPI.
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It would be an insult to bird shit to line a cage with the Washington Times. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif[/img]