Brown inks deal with Vikings
Eden Prairie Minnesota AP Larry Brown the former Cowboys Super Bowl MVP and veteran cornerback signed a two year contract with the Minnesota Vikings valued at under 500000 per season. He will compete with Jimmy Hitchcock for the starting right corner position and could see significant playing time after a troubled stint with the Raiders.
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World Cup Security tight as England faces Romania in Toulouse
In Toulouse ahead of England vs Romania, about 1,000 English fans crowd the city prompting festival postponements and possible early bar closings as France boosts security after Marseille violence. France vows firm action. Brazil advances with 3-0 win over Morocco while Scotland earns a 1-1 draw with Norway. United States eyes lineup changes after a defeat to Germany ahead of Iran clash.
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Toulouse
England
Romania
France
Jacques Lambert
Jean- Pierre Chevenement
Chevenement
Brazil
Morocco
Scotland
Norway
U.S
Germany
Iran
Frankie Hejduk
Tab Ramos
Steve Sampson
Ramos
Sampson
Alexi Lalas
Marcelo Balboa
Jeff Agoos
Braves cruise past Marlins in 7-0 romp with Klesko grand slam
Atlanta jumped to a six-run first inning and rode a four-hit shutout by Denny Neagle as Bobby Cox became the Braves’ winningest manager with 1,004 wins. The rematch against Florida followed their NLCS defeat, ending with a decisive 7-0 victory.
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Marlins
Ryan Klesko
Denny Neagle
Bobby Cox
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Mets blank Expos as Leiter surrenders five hits
Montreal Expos 0, New York Mets 2. Al Leiter pitched five shaded innings? No. He allowed only five hits while recording his fifth career shutout and dropping his ERA to 1.53. Leiter improved to 8-3 and won his fifth straight start with seven strikeouts in a dominating performance against Montreal.
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Diamondbacks Top Reds Mark Franchise First on Turf
Omar Daal struck out nine to set a Arizona record and the Diamondbacks won 5-1 over Cincinnati on artificial turf. Travis Lee and David Dellucci each had three hits, Dellucci homering in a win that featured four doubles and a triple. Stynes drove in a run in the ninth as Daal took the loss after nine hits.
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Legal notices from Tazewell County Virginia May 1998
Multiple notices include a divorce suit Gary E Smith vs Darlene Leonard Smith filed in the Circuit Court, an estate debts hearing for Sue M Frederick, and an oil and gas operation application CBM PGP P48 in the Pocahontas Mining tract with objections allowed within 15 days to the Virginia Division of Gas and Oil. The notices specify addresses in Ohio Virginia and Bluefield and dates in May July 1998.
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Jerry J. Cameron
Harold D. Brewster, Jr
Mercer County
West Virginia
Thomas Randle Grant
North Street
Bluefield
B. S. Higginbotham
Annie L. Thompson
B. Higginbotham
Coun
Devilbliss Lot
North
County Cour
South Street
Southtreet
Lot 33
Section
Virginia
Circuit Court
County of Tazewell
Gary E. Smith
Darlene Rachel Leonard Smith
Beal Drive
Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
Sue M. Frederick
Sue M Frederick
Roger W. Mullins
Church Street
Tazewell
Sentinel Interin Bank
Railroad Avenue
Richlands
Federal Reserve System
First Sentinel Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
East Byrd Street
Federal Reserve Board
A. Linwood Gill, III
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of
Code of Virginia
Virginia Gas and Oil Inspector
Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy
Division of Gas and Oil
Pocahontas
Garden District
Buchanan County
P.O. Box
Abingdon
Pocahontas Gas
Virginia Gas and Oil
P.O
Pocahontas Gas Partnership
Public Service Commission OF
Charleston
Mountaineer Gas Company
Kanawha County
Petia
Rae
Mountaineer
Council Chambers
City County Complex
Chapline Street
Wheeling
Beckley
Raleigh County Armory
Armory Drive
Howard M. Cunningham
Public Service Commission
Brooks Street
Sandra Neal
NBA stars dropped from World roster over labor dispute
USA Basketball replaced 12 NBA players destined for the World Championships in Athens after none reaffirmed participation amid an unresolved labor deal. The eight member executive committee chose an alternate plan inviting college players, CBA players and Americans abroad, with rosters not finalized until 72 hours before competition.
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Greece
Warren Brown
NBPA
Brown
U.S
Tim Duncan
San Antonio
Tim Hardaway
Miami
Vin Baker
Gary Payton
Seattle
Terrell Brandon
Milwaukee
Kevin Garnett
Tom Gugliotta
Minnesota
Grant Hill
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