Scrabble Champs Clash in San Diego National Championship
Nigel Richardson, a 35-year-old New Zealand champ, uses obscure words like genrus and burut to defeat Panupol Sujjayakoro of Thailand in the National Scrabble Championship final. The event in San Diego draws 700 fans from eight countries and 40 states, with 31 games over five days and a $25,000 prize.
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Civic Theatre
Scientists settle debate on Andrew’s intensity Cat 5 debut confirmed
An AP report recalls how Hurricane Andrew, once thought a Category 4, is now believed to have reached 165 mph, becoming only the third U.S. Category 5 storm. It details the devastation across Homestead and Florida City, massive insured losses, insurance shifts, and the creation of state and federal aid measures including the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund and federal grants for rebuilding.
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