Clinton orders sides back to bargaining table
President Clinton pressed baseball negotiators to resume talks after they failed to reach a deal on labor standoff, ordering a new day of bargaining as union and owners trade blows over contract limits and payroll costs. White House mediator Usery urged rapid settlement to preserve the 1995 season and spring training.
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Clinton
Washington
W.J. Usery
Union
Donald Fehr
Usery
Oval Office
Dent
Babe Ruth
Mike McCurry
Congress
White House
Robert Reich
Atlanta Braves
Stan Kasten
United States
Secretary of Labor
Mount St Marys survives McGuthrie injury in 81 62 win
Mount St Marys held off Robert Morris 81 62 at Knotl Arena as guard Chris McGuthrie, the top scorer, left with stitches after a head collision. McGuthrie returned briefly. Erwin from Robert Morris was hospitalized for observation. The Mounts moved to 9 2 in NEC play behind strong second half defense.
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Mount St. Mary’s
Chris McGuthrie
Robert Morris
Bill Erwin
Mount
Knotl Arena
St. Francis
Pennsylvania
Monmouth
Long Island
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Erwin
Gettysburg
Morris
Jim Phelan
Phelan
Colonials
Riley Inge
Silas Cheung
Randy Edney
Inge
Cheung
Top Russian runner visits Frederick
Lyudmila Bragina, famed Soviet distance runner and 1972 Olympic 1,500 meters gold medalist, visited Frederick last week. She recalled setting a 1976 world record at the University of Maryland soon after a disappointing Montreal Olympic finish, saying illness affected her Olympic run and that the Frederick meet mattered deeply. Bragina, now 1 years old, lives in Krasnodar and serves with the Fund of Development of Physical Culture. her apartment is guaranteed for life due to her Olympic achievement.
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Lyudmila Bragina
Russia
Frederick
University of Maryland
Victor
Bragina
Munich
Krasnoder
Fund of Development of Physical Culture
Sharon Boyer
Braginas
Lyudmila
United States
Boyer
Russian Olympian recalls 1972 massacre and sports era
A Soviet athlete born in Siberia recounts the Munich 11 Israeli deaths and both the 1980 and 1984 boycotts. She describes moving to Krasnoyarsk, meeting her husband and coach, and rising from a late start to Olympic gold in the 1500 meters. She notes government support then vs today’s funding and facilities.
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Munich
Soviet Union
Siberia
Krasnoder
Faulk sparks AFC to 41 13 Pro Bowl win over NFC
Marshall Faulk, rookie star, rushed 180 yards and a 49-yard TD run to break OJ Simpson’s Pro Bowl rushing record as the AFC rolled to a 41-13 victory over the NFC. Chris Warren added 127 rushing yards on four carries, while Eric Green and John Elway connected for two scores.
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Honolulu
Marshall Faulk
O.J. Simpson
AFC
NFC
Indianapolis Colts
Simpson
Seattle
Chris Warren
Eric Green
Pittsburgh
Green
Denver
John Elway
Los Angeles Raiders
Jeff Hostetler
Steve Young
San Francisco
49Ers
San Diego
Minnesota
Fuad Reveiz
Young
Faulk
Cleveland
Leroy Heard
Hostetler
Dan Marino
Heard
Miami
Irving Fryar
Natrone Means
John Carney
Hoard
Hornets edge Bullets to extend win streak to six
Charlotte defeats Washington 111-105 as Robert Parish and Dell Curry clinch late scoring. Mourning tallies 26 points 10 rebounds while Johnson Burrell Curry each notch 16. Bullets led early 36-26 then fell after a 24-2 Hornets run.
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Charlotte
N.C
Robert Parish
Dell Curry
Washington Bullets
Hornets
Georghe Muresan
Bullets
Chris Webber
Washington
Larry Johnson
Alonzo Mourning
Webber
Juwan Howard
Parish
Mourning
Curry
Johnson
Scott Burrell
Howard
Calbert Cheaney
Muresan
Michael Adams
Hersey Hawkins
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Seth Truman
Stan Goldberg
Edney
Gabe Jackson
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Heather Wable
Knott Arena
Maureen O’hare
Mounties
Shaun DeLaney
MSM
Keisha McCarty
The
Susie Rowlyk
Steds
Skip Lawren
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