Browning Finds Appeal in Small Town Skating Venues
Four time world champion figure skater Browning notes the personal feel of shows in smaller crowds. He tours Canada with Skate The Nation visiting Medicine Hat and Victoria, featuring veterans Orser and Manley and rising star Robinson. Browning recalls past Edmonton controversy and values hometown audiences.
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Canale contract talks leave Medicine Hat Tigers in limbo
Canale flew home to Quebec and will not return to Medicine Hat until signing a two year coaching contract. He and owner Darrell Maser met 45 minutes to resolve one issue but could not agree. Maser and Canale avoid specifics and stress talks continue. Tiger news also notes renewed two year contract for head scout Pius Lang and ongoing GM search.
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Confident Austin signs with Bombers
Kent Austin, 32, signed by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers after a trade with the Toronto Argonauts. The veteran quarterback, entering his 10th CFL season, vows to prove he can compete at a high level despite recent injuries and a tough 1995 Argonauts year.
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Hat fencers chase Western Canadian titles in Winnipeg
AAA Fencing Club stars Coreen and James Sheardown Troy Boldt Jill Thompson Kevin Leitch Lindsay Smith and Gary Bray head to Winnipeg for the Western Canadian Fencing Championships. The event decides national rankings with top 80 advancing to nationals as funding hinges on high points.
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Atlanta faces rising crime ahead of Olympic Games
FBI data show Atlanta crime rose four percent in 1995 while national levels fell two percent. Officials promised safety for visitors, but front pages proclaimed Atlanta as the most violent large city, though Chicago and other big cities were not counted. City Council member John O Callaghan defended the city as safe for guests.
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