U S women ice hockey win over Sweden in Nagano
In Nagano Japan the United States women’s hockey team opened indoors and won 7 to 1 over Sweden as Finland defeated Japan 11 to 1 and Canada beat China 20 to 0 leaving the trio United States Canada and Finland with 2 0 records Japan Sweden and China at 0 2 Sweden led early on a Pia Morelius deflected goal but the US broke the tie late in the first period and again in the second to surge ahead, with Laurie Baker scoring on Anica Ahlen.
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Nagano
Japan
U.S
Sweden
Finland
Canada
China
United States
Pia Morelius
Therese Sjoelander
Sara DeCosta
Bengt Olsson
Ben Smith
Laurie Baker
Anica Ahlen
Death notices for local residents on 5A page
Death notices list Willie Mae Hamilton Aiken Corin Cohen Odom Salley Lonella Wingard Wilson from area families. Notices appear in page 5A unary notices section detailing names and brief identifiers.
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Willie Mae Hamilton
Aiken Corin (Cohen) Odom
Salley Lonella
Wingard Wilson, Aiken
Georgia Lottery Sunday Cash 3 Evening Result
Sunday's Cash 3 Evening drawing in Georgia produced the numbers 9 1 3. The sequence 9 1 3 matched as the winning combo for the 7 PM drawing. Players who purchased the bet for the 9 1 3 sequence may claim prizes per lottery rules.
Getting off welfare not the final answer
South Carolinians leaving welfare for work often earn about 10500 dollars yearly, below the 12686 poverty line for a family of three. Sue Berkowitz of South Carolina Legal Services Association says the job ends should not simply be about shifting off welfare. The group hired a consultant to write The Working Poor of South Carolina: Poverty Despite Work.
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Columbia
South Carolina Legal Services Association
Welfare Department
Sue Berkowitz
South Carolina
US says Saudi government gives strong support for Gulf actions
Defense Secretary William Cohen reports very strong ties with Saudi Arabia while noting Riyadh will not publicly endorse potential air strikes on Iraq. He met King Fahd and Prince Sultan and then discussed with Kuwaiti leaders and F 117 pilots, as Israel seeks advance notice of any action.
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Kuwait
William Cohen
United States
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Cohen
Persian Gulf
Fahd
Prince Sultan
Sheik Jaber al Ahmed Al-Sabah
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Mordechai
Munich
Israel
Ira
Mordechai
Baghdad
Prince Sultan Air Base
Riyadh
Crisis talks with Kuwait officials amid Gulf no fly zone support
Secretary Cohen meets Kuwaiti officials as Saudi Arabia signals strong backing for U S measures. Discussions include U S readiness to strike Iraq if needed. Gen Zinni also attends as part of Gulf regional coalition talks.
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U.S
Iraq
Cohen
Anthony Zinni
Gulf Region
Witness questioned in Lewinsky matter and Raines leak tense
Starr investigators questioned Ashley Raines a White House staffer linked to Monica Lewinsky. The probe centers on alleged Lewinsky affair details and possible leaks. White House cites risk of mischaracterizing Raines. Newsweek notes tapes of messages from Clinton to Lewinsky surfaced. Multiple sources decline to comment.
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Kenneth Starr
Arkansas
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Ashley Raines
Ms. Raines
Starr
Ms. Lewinsky
Newsweek
Raines
Lewinsky
Associated Press
Paula Jones
Linda Tripp
Middle school volunteer retires to classroom dedication shines
Lucinda Parks-Kenner, a 75 year old volunteer at Leavelle-McCampbell Middle, starts at 4 40 am to educate 110 seventh and eighth graders, teaches Spanish and French, mentors seniors, and runs after hours tutoring at Friendship Baptist Church. She hopes to continue for 10 more years.
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Graniteville
Lucinda Parks-Kenner
Aiken County
Leavelle-McCampbell Middle School
Friendship Baptist Church
Parks-Kenner
Rosa Johnson
Roddie Burns
James Gallman
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