Controversy Clouds Miss Polonia 1987 Victory
Rumors and newspaper commentary swirl over Monika Nowosadko winning Miss Polonia 1987 in Sopot. Critics allege the selection was arbitrary amid prize value including a 14 day U S trip and a Toyota Corolla. Past winner Magdalena Jaworska had similar disputes over missing funds.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sopot
Monika Nowosadko
Channel 3
United States
Toyota
Kurier Polski
Bogdan Lazuka
Jerzy Chmielewski
Sztandar Mlodych
Banner of Youth
Miss Polonia
Magdalena Jaworska
Police officer says murder suspect admitted killing Martinsburg doctor
Martinsburg West Virginia police testimony at a preliminary hearing said Mozaffer Shivaee admitted a mission to kill surgeon Dr Morteza Ford. Sgt Roy Bolyard testified he saw Shivaee leave War Memorial Park with a gun shortly after the doctor was shot in his car.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Mozaffer Shivaee
Shivaee
Roy Bolyard
War Memorial Park
Morteza Ford
Bolyard
Dr. Ford
Dennis Barron
Grand
Steven Askins
Barron
Askins
Escondido
Calif
Fard
Iran
Teheran
Robbery convict may receive drug counseling in Maryland
Robert Allen Woods, 26, from Montgomery County, serving 12 years for armed robbery of Heritage Liquors in Frederick County, received approval to attend a Baltimore County inpatient drug treatment program. The X-cell facility emphasizes counseling and peer support with 30 minute head counts and about 90 inmates. The judge granted the modification citing Woods’s PCP addiction, aiming to aid his readjustment.
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Frederick County
Robert Allen Woods
Montgomery County
X-cell
Baltimore County
Circuit Court
Clater W. Smith Jr
Franklin Stillrich
Woods
Heritage Liquors
John Roger Meiklejohn
Urbana Pike
Frederick
Meiklejohn
Richard Allen Dixon
Smith
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Moore
Virginia
Alan L. Winik
Laurel Gools
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