Honorable Mentions Police Officers Die Hard as Heroes
A list of officers and agents is highlighted for risk and bravery. Scott Perkins of Orlando police helped rescue hostages and was wounded by a gunman who died. Marshall Mack of San Fernando pursued suspects after they killed a teen, was shot in the jaw, and helped capture them. Other profiles include Tomblin in Nashville rescuing a driver, Wojcik in Santa Rosa killing a gunman despite injuries, Rothacker in Colton stopping a shooter, Barker in Louisville educating youth, Idle in West Valley surviving a rifle attack, Smolyanski in Miami Beach leading undercover drug probes, Hahn in Madison killing a gunman after a warrant attempt, and Anewenter in Milwaukee directing property crime efforts.
National Library of Poetry Opens North American Open Contest
The National Library of Poetry announces a 48 000 prize pool over 12 months for a new North American Open Amateur Poetry Contest in Owings Mills Maryland. Entry is free with a limit of one original poem no longer than 20 lines and postmarked by November 15 1998.
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Scott Perkins
Orlando
Fla
Perkins
Marshall Mack
San Fernando
Calif
Mack
Brian Tomblin
Metro-Nashville (Tenn
Tomblin
Gregory A. Wojcik
Santa Rosa
Wojcik
Curt Rothacker
Union Pacific Railroad Police
Colton, Calif
Rothacker
Rotacker
Ray Barker Sr
Louisville
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Barker
Robert Idle
West Valley
Utah
Idle
Jason Evans
Evans
Peter Smolyanski
Miami Beach
Smolyanski
Timothy G. Hahn
Madison
Wis
Hahn
Andy Garcia
Garcia
Andrew F. Anewenter
Milwaukee
Anewenter
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