Kwan eyes Olympic gold after dominant nationals
Michelle Kwan returns to form at the U S championships in Philadelphia reclaiming the title from Tara Lipinski. She earned 15 perfect scores and spoke of enjoying the lead up to Nagano while managing a toe stress fracture and reduced training. Kwan heads to Lake Arrowhead to train for the Nagano Games beginning February 7 and plans to skate on to the world championships in March in Minneapolis.
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Garnett drops block schedule study proposal
Anderson County board of education decides to drop a study of block scheduling for the upcoming year. The district will advertise bids for school repairs in April with work slated to begin June 1. They approved another assistant boys basketball coach and bought seven Macintosh computers for the science program.
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Illegal street racing on the rise in Southern California
In a Sylmar night scene nearly 200 youths gather for illegal drag races as 16 year old Jeremy Banks and 18 year old Steve Taylor prepare their cars. NHRA officials say street racing remains dangerous and widespread across major metro areas, prompting calls for legal raceways to keep racers safe.
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Pepsi Launches Lemon-Lime Storm to Rival Sprite and 7 Up
Pepsi-Cola plans tests of Storm in Denver to steal lemon-lime sales from Sprite and 7 Up, replacing Slice as Coca-Cola dominates the category. Industry experts note lemon-lime share around 11 percent and potential gains in fountain accounts. Storm may include caffeine, but Pepsi declined to confirm.
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