Vanessa Williams faces fight to keep Miss America crown
The 21 year old Miss America Vanessa Williams contemplates legal action to retain her title after nude photos appeared in Penthouse. Williams plans a 2 pm press conference at the Sheraton Centre in Manhattan as her parents say she is meeting lawyers and has not decided whether to resign or sue the magazine.
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Upstate Medical Center president candidate withdraws
Dr Edward D Frohlich, named by SUNY board as Upstate Medical Center president, withdrew from the $8 year post citing personal reasons. He cited his family’s preference for New Orleans and said he plans to continue leading research and education work at the Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation.
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Woman freed after kidnapping at bridge tournament
The wife of a wealthy Mexican businessman kidnapped from a bridge tournament she attended with her husband was freed. The incident highlights safety concerns around events and the status of the victim remains undisclosed.
Mondale to be stumped by Hart and Jackson in push
Walter Mondale plans to broaden appeal by tapping Sen. Gary Hart and Rev. Jesse Jackson to stump for him. Mondale aides say staff from Hart and Jackson campaigns may join his operation as he outlines an earlier campaign kickoff and possible fundraising events in Dallas before the Republican National Convention. Mondale raised 960000 at a victory dinner with Ferraro as he eyes a 26 million fall goal and 41 million federal subsidy. 45 finance board members pledged 250000 each.
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US forces unable to fight long battles say study
A 376 page congressional survey finds U S armed forces cannot sustain combat against the Soviet Union or many powers The Army cannot be sustained in extended combat while the Navy would struggle after a week and the Air Force cannot wage sustained conventional war The Pentagon partially supports the findings while noting data limitations MILITARY Al4
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Jogger Jim Fixx Dies While Running in Vermont
Jim Fixx, author of The Complete Book of Running, collapsed and died of a heart attack while jogging in Hardwick Vermont. The 52-year-old Greenwich Connecticut resident was found near a motel after a late Friday workout, with autopsy confirming heart disease. His bestseller spurred a national jogger surge and earned him over a million dollars.
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Innocent adventure ends in slaughter near McDonald's
Omar Hernandez, Dawid Flores, and Joshua Coleman, 11, friends from a border community, pedaled toward a sunny afternoon of boyish bravado before a shooter opened fire at a McDonald’s area, killing 21 people in 67 minutes before police killed the gunman. The tragedy marks a brutal end to a carefree day for youths and a stark reminder of violence’s reach into childhood.
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