U S women win Olympic hockey gold in Nagano
The United States defeated Canada to win its first Olympic women’s hockey gold, with Sarah Tueting delivering 22 saves and a pivotal goal as the team celebrated on the ice. Teammates mobbed Tueting after the buzzer, sealing a decade of rivalry wins and ending U S gold drought in women’s hockey.
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United States
Canada
Tueting
U.S
Angelo Ruggiero
Karyn Bye
Finland
Pressure rises as Clinton pushes Iraq air strike plan
Washington reports increased US troop movements to the Persian Gulf as President Clinton outlines a possible air attack on Iraq if Saddam Hussein refuses UN weapons inspections. He appeals to Americans and the international community to back a tougher stance and stresses aims to curb biological chemical and nuclear weapons.
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Washington
Persian Gulf
Clinton
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Camp David
Pentagon Brass
Columbus
Ohio
United Nations Security Council
White House
PJ. Crowley
Saddam
Sandy
Bad gums may hurt your heart
Researchers link dental bacteria to heart risk. Animal studies show common oral bacteria may trigger blood clots that obstruct coronary arteries. Dr Mark Herzberg of the University of Minnesota notes the data suggest a causal link between gum disease and heart trouble.
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Philadelphia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mark Herzberg
University of Minnesota
Obituary notices on page 2B list several deaths
Death notices for Vrites S. Paul of Greenwood Maurine L. Steely of Greenwood Mary J. Love of Washington D C Ashley Lee Burnette of Aiken and Graves T Gore of Huntland Tennessee are shown on page 2B.
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Vrites S. Paul
Greenwood
Maurine L. Steely
Mary J. Love
Washington, D.C
Ashley Lee Burnette
Aiken
Graves T. Gore
Huntland
Tenn
Lottery Winnings Report and Numbers Patch
Lottery results show Cash 3 midday 69 2 and cash 3 evening 42 68 11 Fantasy 5 10 20 26 20 88 with prize figures. Players note numbers drawn and payouts recorded for Monday draw.
Battle of Aiken re enacts last Confederate victory weekend
Sons of Confederate Veterans stage the Battle of Aiken as the biggest living history event in the state with around 600 reenactors from 15 states. Gen Fighting Joe Wheeler defended Augusta in 1865 to halt Union forces, while Col Judson Kilpatrick and Sherman’s troops moved toward Columbia. The site on Coleman Bridge Road near Shaw’s Fork hosts hundreds of period uniforms, cannons, tents, and horses for a history lesson and entertainment draw anticipated to exceed 10,000 spectators this year.
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Aiken
Sons of Confederate
Battle of Aiken
Tennessee
Virginia
Joe Wheeler
Augusta
Graniteville
Judson Kilpatrick
William Sherman
Columbia
Pete Peters
Coleman Bridge Road
Shaw's Fork
Gettysburg
Andersonville
Glory
Harry Woodward
Chile
California
Woodward
Peters
Donnie Christopolou
Richard Crawford
Barnard E. Bee
SCV
America
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Palmetto Battalion
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Ginny Southworth
South Boundary
Nagano
Japan
Sarah Tueting
Cana
Rye
Cammi Granato
Bridge
Abby
Lottery
Bers
Carl Langley
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