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Albert Bryson Cato, 86, of Monroe ... sisters Mary Ellen Taylor and June Wagner, brothers Evans Cato and Eddie Cato, grandchildren Jeff Cato and wife Maggie, Shannon Crupi, Eric Cato and wife Jenie, Matthew Crupi, Sara Cato and Neal Cato and great ...  
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Colts GM opening: a job DeCosta would consider... via Albert Breer (NFL Network): The Chicago Bears job -- which opened after Jerry Angelo was fired Tuesday -- is one of a handful in the NFL that could entice DeCosta. The Indianapolis Colts job is another one he would consider, according to sources.  
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Athletic Director Walter Bond said. June replaces Terry Dixon, who was fired after two seasons, Bond said. Under Dixon, who took over for longtime coach Willie Stewart, the Indians compiled a 1-17 record. Anacostia finished last in the D.C ...  
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... many Sunday afternoons in the Hoosier Dome and for the last two years of his Indianapolis career, he toiled in the RCA Dome. Biasucci was a part of successes the Colts enjoyed. This Sunday, Biasucci will be making his first-ever appearance at Lucas ...  
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After all, we'd heard during the weekend that Caldwell was, indeed, going to be retained by owner Jim Irsay, and the uproar was almost ... Indianapolis on a snowy morning in 1984. The Blue and White eventually replaced the Chicago Bears as his #1 team ...  
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