Boy and grandfather rescued after four days in Washington woods
In southwestern Washington, 10-year-old Mike Combs and his 84-year-old great Grandfather John Eveland were found safe after spending about four days lost on a remote logging road. Mike recalled for reporters how he kept them alive by picking berries and staying near the road as searchers, aided by bloodhounds and over 100 volunteers, closed in. Hospital officials said Eveland was in serious but stable condition from dehydration and possible stroke, while Mike was expected to be released.
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Mike Combs
Mike
John C. Eveland
Washington State
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Jennifer Strozyk
Providence Hospital
Seattle
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Joy Norton
Doty
Rochester
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Royals co owner will stay
Real estate developer Aaron Fogelman restructures his business amid reports of deficits and loans, while maintaining his 50 percent ownership of the Kansas City Royals. Banks add to loan-loss reserves, and a federal suit alleges missed payments. Royals executives deny impact on partnerships with players Dan Quisenberry Willie Wilson and George Brett.
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Kansas City Royals
Memphis
Fogelman
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George Lapides
Fogelman Properties Inc
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Lapides
First American Corp. of
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First American Bank of
Wells Fargo Realty Advisors Funding
Dan Quisenberry
Willie Wilson
George Brett
Quisenberry
Bob Gilhooley
Chicago
St. Louis Cardi
Home Shopping Network loses suit over phone system damages
A Pinellas County jury rejected Home Shopping Network's 1.5 billion claim against GTE Florida and GTE Communications. The verdict awarded GTE 50 million each for reputational damage while the network faces its appeal, with disputes over who caused the losses in 1986 and 1987.
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Home Shopping Network
Pinellas County
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Police Order debate on gun control at FOP convention
Oklahoma City AP reports Fraternal Order of Police delegates split on semiautomatic weapon limits. Some support waiting periods and sensible restrictions while others back NRA opposition. Leaders cite police outgunning criminals, noting debates among 5000 attendees and NRA presence at the convention.
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National Legislative Committee
State Fair Arena
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Sam Cross
India
Calif
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