Tyson faces critics as he enters Britain amid rape conviction
Tyson denounces money hunger and calls Justice For Women critics frus trated. he faces Home Secretary Straw's decision on his entry after a 1992 rape conviction. Authorities warn Hyde Park trespass fines up to 320 dollars. Tyson plans to visit Brixton, amid protests and media scrutiny.
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Cowboys eye new coach links and staff moves
Cowboys open to hiring an offensive coordinator from another team and promote a current staffer to head coach. Defensive coordinator Dave Campo and special teams coach Joe Avezzano are both interested. Three college coaches declined, while several others are not on the market. Jones faces rumors about Troy Aikman influence and Gailey’s future, with Wannstedt, Martz, and Reeves in play for staff roles.
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Jimmy Johnson
St. Louis
Mike Martz
Dick Vermeil
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Mike Sherman
Texas A&m
Troy Aikman
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Gailey
Aikman
Wannstedt
Atlanta
Dan Reeves
Americus
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Evolution of baseball leagues to present day balance
From the formation of the modern major leagues in 1901 through postwar realignments the American and National Leagues operated with separate presidents and officials. By 1985 commissioner Bud Selig gained power to fine teams and push revenue sharing to ensure competitive balance, with broader authority proposed to enforce minority hiring and long term balance.
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Peter Ueberroth
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