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December 31, 2002 Cincinnati real estate >>>
N E W S H E A D L I N E S Atlanta newspaper
Step aside,
Mike Brown
Incompetant Brown is the devil in
the minds of Bengals' fans
Mike Brown fires himself from General Manager duties, the Cincinnati Bengals franchise will continue to be doomed to failure. Brown still doesn't understand (or acknowledge) the fact that HE is the person most responsible for this season's 2-14 debacle.
Brown's way is the Cincinnati way
Got what we deserved? Brown's style reflects city's mom-and-pop, refusal to change attitude
Is Cincinnati getting what it deserves? After all, Mike Brown's mom-and-pop, refusal to change style is just like Cincinnati's attitude. What's more, both the city and team are the butt of national jokes and criticism. The Bengals lack inspirational leadership (Mike Brown) just as the city does (Charlie Luken). It's as though Brown and Cincinnati were made for each other.
Bengals call for more
change than firing coach
The NFL's worst team is changing its coach, but not its course.
Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown fired coach Dick LeBeau on Monday, then emphasized that he won't change the way he runs the league's worst team of the past 12 years.
Possible coaching candidates
A look at the men rumored to be on the list for the head coaching job of the Cincinnati Bengals. And a couple who should be on the list.
Despite the outrage the fans have expressed at the continued reign of Emperor Mike Brown, life goes on.
With Mike Brown at helm, Bengals
unlikely to get a proven coach
It's unlikely that a proven coach would consider the Bengals, who give their head coach limited say over his assistants and his roster. Brown picks some of the assistants based upon loyalty, and often intervenes in roster decisions.
ESPN: Mike Brown most
overpaid person in the NFL
'Even if he made only $1 a year, he'd be the most overpaid man in pro football'
 You know what? ESPN didn't even bother to look to see what he gets paid, since he's a wealthy man getting richer by the day. But even if he made only $1 a year, he¹d be the most overpaid man in pro football, having decimated the Bengals. As Joe Kay of the AP wrote last week, "After 12 dismal seasons, the fans have given up." That's just sad.
Bengals Among NFL's Worst of All-Time
Fan: Cincinnati imploded wrong stadium
The firing of football coach Dick LeBeau on Monday didn't go far toward appeasing some Cincinnati Bengals fans, many of whom wished that general manager Mike Brown had fired himself instead.
The quarterback position
turned into LeBeau's undoing
The quarterback position turned into LeBeau's undoing. The front office brought in Gus Frerotte to compete with Jon Kitna and Akili Smith for the starting job, leaving the most important position unsettled once again.
Changes soon or Bengals' fans
will stay away for good
We're not just talking about having the first pick of the draft, either. The team is on the clock for the hearts and minds of their fans who have been more than patient for the last thirteen years of losing.
While Cincinnati's climbs, NYC murder
rate at 19th century levels
Fewer than 100 murders have been recorded in Manhattan in 2002 – the first time that has happened since the 19th century.
Hall of Fame meeting on Rose put off
Baseball is in no rush to call a meeting of Hall of Famers to talk about Charlie Hustle.
A meeting between Hall of Famers and commissioner Bud Selig to discuss Pete Rose had been postponed at the request of baseball officials.
Tackling Miami's offense
won't be easy for Ohio State
 Mike Doss hopes it can be done. Matt Wilhelm and Kenny Peterson do, too. And so does Mark Dantonio, Ohio State's defensive coordinator, whose task is to devise a plan to derail Miami's high-powered offense in the Fiesta Bowl.
FULL FIESTA BOWL COVERAGE
PHOTOS GALORE
Gambling still high-stakes controversy
Several Northeast states — New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland — are jockeying to either protect or get a slice of increasingly competitive gambling dollars.
Theater takes spotlight in Newport
In the world of theater, curtains open on new plays constantly as excited audiences wait to be entertained and enthralled.
New runway will be bridge to
economic expansion in northern Kentucky
Looking through an engineering/design magazine recently, I was struck by the length and the expense that communities will go to reach destinations more easily and with greater speed.
Some retailers face survival test
The weakest growth in holiday sales in three decades might force some U.S. retailers to shed stores or even file for bankruptcy, especially if consumer confidence takes a battering from a possible war with Iraq.
Ohio auto insurance rates going up
The Ohio Department of Insurance says all the top ten personal auto insurers in Ohio raised rates this year, for an average increase of three-point-eight percent.
Tuition credits going
up again on January 1
Ohio is raising rates for its prepaid college-tuition program by two percent effective Jan. 1.
The increase will be the fifth in the past year to be ordered by the Ohio Tuition Trust Authority.
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'Lord of the Rings' Tops $200 Million
"Catch Me If You Can" couldn't catch up with "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers."
Oxygen Seeks to Boost Its Viewership
A woman walks down a California street, seemingly oblivious that her thong underwear is visible above her low-slung, hip-hugging pants. Hidden cameras catch the swiveled necks of passing men.
Networks Ready New Year's Eve 'Coverage'
Seldom is television more useful than on New Year's Eve. With so much on-air celebrating, TV spares you the bother of ringing in the new year yourself. You need only sit back, get nostalgic and watch TV's "coverage" as 2003 arrives.
Eminem Says He
May 'Be Getting Too Big'
As notoriety has grown for rapper Eminem, he has forced himself into a focused daily regimen, he says, laying low to avoid getting lost in the limelight.
Full Coverage
President Bush, Hillary Clinton
'most admired Americans'
 President Bush and Hillary Rodham Clinton may have little in common politically, but they're both considered the most-admired people by American respondents to a poll.
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UC Bearcats, Cincinnati real estate, 
Cincinnati Home
Ghostly visitations are hardly new in a region whose history is suffused with guilt, pride and the divisive issue of race. But the haunting of southern politics has long had more to do with the living than with the dead.
Thousands of spectators had gathered three blocks away at Paul Brown Stadium, the Bengals' new home, to watch the demolition. They cheered and applauded as explosions were heard and audible flashes were seen in sequence around the outside of the ballpark.
