Grand Jury Probes Bias Death and Drug Ties at Maryland
Officers testified before a Prince George’s County grand jury about the cocaine source in Len Bias’s death. Homicide charges could follow if a supplier is identified. The university forms two task forces on drugs and academics for student athletes amid campus trauma and renewed focus on balancing sports and education.
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Upper Marlboro
Len Bias
Maryland
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Prince George’s County
University of Maryland
College Park
Allen Schwart
Board of
Regents
U.S
Geneal Benjamin Civiletti
Jay R. Dorfman
College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences
John Slaughter
Dorfman
John S. Toll
Unverity of Maryland System
Slaughter
Schwalt
Miami All-American Wil lie Smith Arrested on Cocaine and Weapons Charges
University of Miami star Wil lie Smith was jailed on cocaine and weapons charges after police found cocaine in a car with a .357 magnum near the campus. Denise Gray, the woman who reported the chase and purse loss, was later arrested on cocaine possession.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Willie Smith
University of Miami
Smith
Cleveland Browns
Jim Ferraro
Ferraro
Metro-Wade County
Jim Hutton
Denise Gray
Hutton
Gray
Cleveland
Brown
Don Rogers Death Prompts Family Mourning in California
The coroner ruled Don Rogers died from a cocaine overdose. the Browns star planned a memorial with about 1,000 attendees including Browns figures and Jesse Jackson. His death followed a bachelor party and amid a postponed wedding to Leslie Nelson, as his mother Loretha remains in intensive care.
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Sacramento
Calif
Don Rogers
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Jesse Jackson
Rogers
Donny
Ted Chappelle
Reggie
Uni
University of Maryland
Len Bias
Yankees End Losing Streak Mariners 3 Royals 2
Mark Langston limited Kansas City to six hits over seven innings for his fifth straight win. Scott Bradley drove in two runs with a double as Seattle beat the Royals, handing Kansas City its fourth consecutive loss.
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Mariners
Royals
Mark Langston
Scott Bradley
Seattle
Kansas City
Brett
Presley
White
Phelps
McRae
Smally
Incvli
Balboni
Bransky
Laprsh
Spradley
Salas
Buechle
Owen
Gaetti
Sierra
Asalazr
Reynids
Hatcher
Kansas
Winni
Texas
A Salazar
RBI
E—Bwitt
Buechele
Minnesota
Asalazar
Bush
Kansas Smalley
Incaviglia
Sb— Gagne
Leonard L
Gagne
Fletcher
SO Langston
Harris
M Stanley
Oakland
A’s
Reilly
Coble
McClellan
Denkinger
Indians
Cleveland
Bi Bernard
Phillips
Butler Cf
Lansfrd
Carter
Canseco
Mhall
Kimn
Nixon
DuBakr
Bochte
Snyder
Davis
Jacoby
Franco
Grifinss
Ccastill
Tettletone
Bando
Braves Beat Giants Behind Mahler Sixth Straight Victory
Rick Mahler earned his sixth consecutive win by allowing eight hits and two walks over eight innings as the Braves defeated the Giants 5-1. He added a two run single in the eighth to cushion Atlanta, while Joel Youngblood homered for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Mahler
Mahler
Braves
Frank Williams
Terry Mulholland
Joel Youngblood
Houston
Giants
San Francisco
Roger Craig
Bob Brenly
Youngblood
July Fourth Weekend Golf Highlights and Events
Area courses announce Fourth of July weekend activities led by Highland Park with a Captain's Choice cross country four man team tournament. Entries are $10 covering greens and prizes with 50-cent beer and last year’s winning quartet highlighted. Also at Houndslake and Palmetto clubs superb events and results from recent 54 hole and club championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park Country
Mickey Walker
Tom Gilley
al Creed
Arthur Martin
Houndslake
Jimmy Hamilton
Robbie Lofgren
Berry Crain
Palmetto
Tom Moore
Robbie Hrubala
University of South Carolina
Hrubala
Hilton Head
Women’s Golf Association
Paulette Keener
Dorothy Herdman
Doris Hughes
Noda Light
Vivian House
Jo Cox
Katie Happ
Gloria Kirby
CSRA
Csra Seniors Golf Association
Pine Ridge
Edgefield
John Koury
Gus Parrish
Chet Velettie Wood
Cap Jones
D.C. E
Julian Mitchell
Bill Vhenoni
Ed Hallman
Charles Thomas
Harold Bowman
Arnie Havu
Bob Callihan
Owen Sheets
L. Fulmer
D. Thompson
al Vail
Frank Watters
Central Carolina AAU Team Opens National Run with Big Win
Plainsville, Conn. The Central Carolina AAU Junior Olympics basketball team defeated Minnesota 83 51 in their first national tourney game. Stacy Ford led with 21 points while Chris MacMurdo and Stacy Phillips from South Aiken High contributed eight and two points.
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Plainsville
Conn
Central Carolina Aau
Minnesota
Stacy Ford
South Aiken High
Chris MacMurdo
Stacy Phillips
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Grand Jury
Miami
Yankees
Bi Wilson
Moses
Lsmith
Mark Taylor
Greenwood Street
S.W. Aiken
John Boyette
Gloria Morris
Mary Stein
Toni van Houten
Mary Louise
Betty Bigham
Midland Valley
AAU
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Road
Mitchell Shopping Center
Aiken SC
the Happy Jack
Coward-Corley Seed O., Inc
the Garden Center
Park Ave
J.B. Hamrick
S.E
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