Tonya Harding reports assault in Oregon park
BAVERTON Ore AP Tonya P Harding says she was assaulted in McMillan Park near her temporary residence. She suffered scrapes bruises and a sprained wrist after a man knocked her down from behind and fled after she activated a personal alarm. Police searched the area with tracking dogs but found no suspect. Harding, who finished eighth in the Olympic figure skating event, is connected to the Jan 6 Kerrigan attack investigations. Federal prosecutors review Hobbs Act implications while FBI results are awaited.
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Springfield to honor Dr Seuss with $600000 monument
Governor Weld announced 600000 in state funds to build a Dr. Seuss memorial sculpture in Springfield. Thomas Costello of the Library & Museums Association called it a major step, with plans for a walking tour and permanent exhibit, a national design competition, and city and library backing totaling 850000.
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Rock star Cobain in coma after overdose in Rome
ANSA reports Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was hospitalized in Rome after a drug overdose. Police say he arrived at Polyclinic Hospital around 7 a.m. and was later moved to a private clinic. Doctors declined to comment on his condition.
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Billboard Top Singles and Albums 1994 Chart Highlights
The Associated Press presents next week's Billboard charts with top singles and albums from Soundscan. Listings show Ace of Base, Celine Dion, Salt-N-Pepa, Mariah Carey, Snoop Doggy Dogg, Bryan Adams, Janet Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and more across Singles, Albums, Country, Adult Contemporary, and R&B/Singles categories, including Platinum and Gold certifications for multiple titles.
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Mixed reviews as February jobs report points to gradual growth
The Labor Department shows unemployment at 6.5 percent in February, down from 6.7 percent in January after a measurement change. Nonfarm payrolls rise by 217,000 amid severe winter weather and a tempered pace in overall economic growth. The Leading Indicators index climbs 0.3 percent, marking six straight monthly gains.
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