Harding to face hearing June 27 on Kerrigan attack
In Portland Oregon US District Judge Owen Panner ruled Tonya Harding will not face disciplinary hearing until June 27 the earliest date the US Figure Skating Association can discipline her over the attack on Nancy Kerrigan. The delay allows Harding to skate at the World Championships in Chiba Japan while a criminal investigation proceeds with a grand jury expected to deliver a final report by March 21.
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Griffith files for divorce but reconciles with Johnson
Melanie Griffith filed for divorce from Don Johnson in Los Angeles citing irreconcilable differences and seeking primary custody of their 4 year old daughter. Later that day their publicist announced the couple were reconciling and staying together four decades after their 1976 marriage.
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Clinton to visit Fort Drum for Somalia service thanks
President Clinton visits Fort Drum to thank the 10th Mountain Division for Somalia service. About 400 Fort Drum soldiers return home from Mogadishu as Task Force Taple Deuce is welcomed at the soldiers gym. remaining troops to depart by end of March per a spokesman.
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Syracuse lands 1999 ABC convention and tourney
Syracuse won the bid to host the American Bowling Congress 1999 convention and tournament at OnCenter, projecting 40,000 bowlers and 80,000 room nights over four months, with an estimated $38 million economic impact for Onondaga County. The delegation beat out Wichita, Portland, Corpus Christi, Tulsa, and Kaw City in Mobile, Alabama.
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Snowmobile collision kills two on Oneida Lake
Oswego County sheriff investigators will return to Oneida Lake today to probe a snowmobile crash that killed David Leonard of West Monroe, 35, and Gerald Champagne of East Syracuse, 28. The men, riding separate machines with helmets, died instantly after Champagne cut across the ice and struck Leonard as they traveled along a popular racing stretch near South Bay.
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Weather Blamed for Big Run on Treadmills
Severe winter weather drives Syracuse area shoppers to stock up on treadmills. Stores report near constant demand since December, with Dick's Clothing & Sporting Goods in DeWitt and Carousel Center retailer Lechmere selling hundreds of machines. In January average temps ran eight degrees below normal, snow totals exceeded 30 inches, and inventory remains tight despite forecasts of replenishment in about three weeks.
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