Moses denies offering undercover officer $100 for sex
Olympic champion Edwin Moses testified at his prostitution solicitation trial in Los Angeles denying he offered Officer Susan Gonzales $100 for two sex acts. He said Gonzales approached him and he merely stated the amount in response to her questions, while witnesses for the defense vouched for his character.
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Los Angeles
Edwin Moses
Moses
David Horwitz
Susan Gonzales
Hollywood
Gonzales
Edward Medvene
Medvene
John Naber
Montreal
Anita DeFrantz
U.S
DeFrantz
Michael 3. Guarino
Edwin
Myersville and Mount Airy Baseball Registration Announced
Local notices report Myersville Little League registration from 11 am to 1 pm on Saturday at the Myersville Community Center with a second session on Feb 23. Mount Airy Youth Athletic Association baseball signups run 10 am to noon on Saturdays with T ball and girls softball. contact Sar Beck at 829-7453. Also Woodsboro and Frederick County updates cover meetings, scuba program start March 3, and umpires’ meeting February 17 at 7 pm with a $20 fee for new umpires.
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Myersville
Myersville Little League
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Athletic Association
MAYAA
Mount Airy Youth Athletic Association
Mount Airy Middle School
Sar Beck
Frederick County
YMCA
Ocean Rovers
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Bahamas
Frederick Coiusty Stowpitch Umpires Association
Frederick American Legion
Jack Patterson
TJ and Frederick duel in intra-city swimming meet
The Thomas Johnson boys beat the Cadets 87-82 while Frederick girls triumphed 125.46. Danny Linton and Tommy Linton each won three events for TJ, with Chris Neglin a two-time winner. Frederick’s Scott Baldwin and John Smith were the only boys’ winners. Frederick’s Patty Thomas Kim Krantz and Stacey Krantz earned multiple wins, with Tricia Stabler adding two. Donelle Keech led TJ with a win. CHICAGO AP The White Sox signed outfielder Daryl Boston and pitchers Randy Niemann Bob Fallon and Bill Landrum. Boston batted .312 with 15 homers and 2 RBIs for Denver. Niemann went 10-12 with 5.86 ERA. Fallon was 5-8 with 3.75 ERA.
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Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Patriot
Danny Linton
Tommy Linton
Chris Neglin
Scott Baldwin
John Smith
Patty Thomas
Kim Krantz
Stacey Krantz
Tricia Stabler
Donelle Keech
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Daryl Boston
Randy Niemann
Bob Fallon
Bill Landrum
Boston
Sox
Denver
Niemann
Fallon
Rutgers Newark suffers 46th straight loss to tie NCAA record
Rutgers Newark Bruins extend their 46 game losing streak after a 97 65 defeat to Ramapo College, tying the NCAA record for longest Division II program skid. Coach Shoban faces a tough off season as players reflect on the season and look to future recruiting.
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Newark
W.J
Rutgers-Newark
State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ramapo College
Raiders
Oliver
Michigan
South West State of Minnesota
Rutgers Newark
Two conservation groups clash over hunting views in course
Washington AP two wildlife groups dispute hunting portrayals in Project Wild material used in 33 states Defenders withdraw as sponsor objecting to anti hunting views while National Wildlife Federation defends balance urging affiliates to promote the curriculum NRA weighs involvement Teacher guide shows a deer hunting dilemma. Defenders want anti hunting perspective included while Federation argues balance and input was lacking for defenders.
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Washington
National Wildlife Federation
National Rifle Association
Project Wild
Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
Western Regional Environmental Education Council
Dan Smith
Smith
Frazier Wins IRS Battle Over Family Farm Motive
Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier won a Tax Court ruling against the IRS on the operation of a 385 acre farm near Beaufort Washington. The court found the farm was pursued to run a profitable family enterprise and not merely a tax shelter. Frazier claimed $243,621 in expenses against $4,000 income in 1971 and faced $153,166 in additional taxes. The court allowed most expenses except depreciation. The decision noted that losses reflected an inefficient farming operation and that Frazier did attempt to farm with family involvement. Frazier’s income in 1971-76 totaled about $5.3 million, with $2 million from the 1971 Ali bout, and he paid approximately $2.1 million in federal taxes.
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Washington
Joe Frazier
Internal Revenue Service
Beaufort
D.C
U.S
IRS
Frazier
Petitioner
World Boxing Association
Muhammad Ali
Lafayette Hills
Ali
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Los Agneses
Chisox
Derrick
Rutgers
Matt Shoban
Ramapo
New Jersey State Athletic Conference
Joey di Cesare
di Cesare
Wmkses
Defenders of Wildlife
Bill Howard
Thes
the News
Frederick, Md
Dr. Wgn
Ranger
Thunderbird
Meneal Wipert
Dadront
Bork
Tutone dix
Sauget
Sling
Gsriter
FORD
Frederick Motor Company
Waverley Drive
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