Harding sues USOC over Olympic eligibility
Tonya Harding filed a 20 million dollar lawsuit in Oregon seeking to block a hearing that could bar her from the Winter Games. She vowed to go to Lillehammer, win gold, and hoped to reconcile with Nancy Kerrigan if possible, while her attorney said a court order may pause the USOC disciplinary proceeding.
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Suspect in string of rapes held on 21 counts in Arizona
A 25 year old transient, Robert Earl Kroncke, was charged Wednesday in a string of rapes and attacks on four teenage girls and a woman near schools and homes in Mesa Tempe and Phoenix. Bond set at over 1.2 million dollars. he is jailed in Madison Street. Kroncke also faced a probation violation in a 1992 auto theft case.
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NATO warns Serbs to remove guns around Sarajevo in 10 days
NATO and the United Nations pressed Bosnian Serbs to withdraw artillery and mortars from Sarajevo within 10 days to avert airstrikes. Gen Michael Rose said the accord differs as Serbs face intensified international pressure after a deadly Saturday market massacre that killed 68 and wounded 142. Clinton and Woerner hailed the cease-fire move, though skeptics warned of stalling.
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Coming Sunday Wanted A Date A Decade Ago
Gakentmunteunt dike foe work and meet couples who found love and happiness through them reported in the Tribune.
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County vows to ax jobs to rein deficit
County officials warn cuts will hit services as they seek to trim a deficit. The memo to Roy Pederson notes little room for easing the fiscal plan while promising minimal layoff impact where possible.
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Flying Elvises spark Phoenix fair dispute over impersonators
Debate erupts as Maricopa County Fair booked the Flying Elvi from Honeymoon in Vegas for March 19 while Phoenix 500 Air Races also signed them for the same weekend. Publicist Sandy Painter says the Elvises are genuine film impersonators, while Phoenix 500’s Patrick Dial notes some are in the movie and more Elvis impersonators will appear. Castle Rock Entertainment clarifies the group could call itself The Flying Elvises as long as the film and producers are mentioned in the title.
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