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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
9
Jackie Joyner Kersee matches the women’s long jump world record with a 24 feet 5 1/2 inch leap in Indianapolis Pan American Games. The mark matches Helke Dreschler’s 1986 East German record.
In a Denver Post excerpt Jim Armstrong notes Kevin Stadler in his early 20s employing a long putter typical of older players who can shoot their age while his father Craig uses a conventional putter. The younger Stadler still bends to pick up his own ball, a small personal quirk highlighted in the report.
Missouri prepares for an NCAA infractions hearing in Seattle with coach Quin Snyder and 12 officials, amid accusations of rule violations including atmosphere of compliance. The panel includes school officials and attorneys. decision timelines span five to seven weeks.
Larry Stewart reports from Los Angeles that the 55th contingent will lead a record 202 nations in the parade of nations, marching by the Greek alphabet with Greece at both ends. NBC will limit live narration to 40–50 countries, using graphics for the rest, to fit its four hour coverage.
Jeff Burton agreed to a multiyear contract to drive for Richard Childress Racing beginning next week at Michigan International Speedway. The 37-year-old Burton leaves Roush Racing after a decade with the team and brings extensive experience to the new ride.
U S district judge Richard Matsch, famed for the Oklahoma City bombing trials, presides over Kobe Bryant sexual assault civil suit. Prosecutors and accuser seek relief from a gag order to address widely publicized evidence they say supports Bryant.
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