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Westbrook in, Ludwick out in 3-team deal
Cardinals get starter Jake Westbrook from Indians, trade Ryan Ludwick to Padres.
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Landmarks worth a look
What do the Gateway Arch, the Alamo and the Grand Canyon have in common?
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A girl dies during restraint at hospital already criticized for problems
The charge nurse found Alexis Evette Richie alone in a small room at SSM DePaul Health Center, motionless and sprawled facedown on a bean bag chair.
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Thumbs up for St. Louis in 2012?
Get ready for the Final Four, convention style. St. Louis and three other cities are in the running for the 2012 national Democratic convention, and elbows already are being thrown.
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