Skaters say attack puts focus on fans
Two Olympic winners say the Nancy Kerrigan assault shifts attention to fans at events. Paul Wylie and Kristi Yamaguchi, in Phoenix for Stars on Ice, caution about safety and focus as Kerrigan recovers from a knee injury after the Detroit incident.
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Kerrigan Attacked At Practice Near Detroit Championship
Kerrigan suffered a non fracture injury after an assailant struck her during a practice chat near Cobo Arena. Doctors say swelling may prevent skating, jeopardizing her Olympic bid as the U S Championships proceed next door at Joe Louis Arena with security firm Crowd Management handling safety.
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Board replaces Conway as Myers leads airline reshuffle
Creditors warn they may file their own reorganization plan after February 10 if fairness is questioned. Frustration grows as Franke remains abroad amid a yearlong power struggle ending with Maurice Myers replacing Conway, while Steinhardt offers up to 250 million for 80 percent of the reorganized company.
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Ancestral Voices earns Grammy nomination for Native music
Nakai and Eaton collaborated with Canyon Records to create Ancestral Voices reflecting 500 years of European influence in America. The album features the Black Lodge Singers and aims to honor native histories. Grammy nominations come from the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences with final winners announced March 1 at Radio City Music Hall.
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Johnson Faces Cancer Battle While Steering Tax Reform
Johnson, longtime Capitol figure and co chair of the Ways and Means Committee, announced breast cancer discovered during routine mammography. She underwent tumor removal and chemotherapy, plans radiation after six months, and will adjust her schedule but aims to continue legislative work. She will not seek re election, wanting new voices in the statehouse. She also outlined a foster grandparent program for the East Valley with retirement communities.
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