Olympic speedskating records fall at Salt Lake City
Pechstein set a world record in the 3000 meters to win gold, beating rival Friesinger who was shut out. Klazen took bronze for Canada, with Jennifer Rodriguez placing seventh in a national mark as part of a broader U S showing across Alpine, luge, Nordic combined, ski jumping and snowboarding events.
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Legal Clerk's Notice of Suit by Publication
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Olympic Snowboarder Kelly Clark Wins U S First Gold
Kelly Clark claimed the nation’s first gold of the Games by winning the final run in women’s halfpipe. Shannon Dunn-Downing placed fifth in halfpipe and Tricia Byrnes sixth.
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Thai skier Prawat Nagvajara forces early exit in cross country race
Prawat Nagvajara quit less than halfway through the cross country race after an early fall losing sun glasses and feeling fatigued. The 43 year old Drexel engineering professor is Thailand’s first Winter Olympian as Nepal’s Jay Khadka, also a first Winter Olympian, reflects on their Himalayan region’s skiing challenges.
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Bryant wins All-Star MVP amid boos in Philadelphia
Kobe Bryant, a Lower Merion native, scored 31 points to lead the West past the East 135-120 and claim MVP honors despite loud Philadelphia boos. He became the first 30-point All-Star since Jordan in 1993, with five rebounds and five assists as Don Nelson praised his edge over top peers.
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