March Madness Tests Coaching Nerves in Tournament Openers
The NCAA tournament kickoff pits coaches against pressure as Rhode Island’s Al Skinner pushes Purdue’s Gene Keady to overtime. Other winners include Cincinnati’s Bob Huggins, Kansas’s Roy Williams, and North Carolina’s Dean Smith tying Adolph Rupp for career wins.
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Fairfield
Long Island University
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al Skinner
Purdue
Gene Keady
Cincinnati
Bob Huggins
Kansas
Roy Williams
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Adolph Rupp
Innocent Kiss Case Reverses Harassment Finding
Johnathan Pravette a six year old boy was initially punished for harassment after kissing a classmate on the cheek. The Education Department ruled the act not sexual harassment, effectively clearing him.
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Johnathan Pravette
Johnathan
Education Department
Clinton suffers knee injury strikes during Norman visit
President Clinton tore a tendon in his right knee after stumbling on a stair at Greg Norman's home in Florida and required surgery. Doctors called the damage substantial and he flew to Bethesda Naval Hospital for late afternoon surgery as Secret Service accompanied him.
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Fla
Clinton
Greg Norman
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Florida
Air Force One
Secret Service
Norman
Navy
Connie Mari
Second suspect in shooting of dad to surrender
Elyria police expect Edward Ash to turn himself in after a murder warrant was issued for him in the Feb. 26 slaying of Paul Nolen at South Park Apartments. A second suspect, Eric Mitchell, is still at large. both men are believed hiding in the Chicago area.
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Elyria
Michael Medders
Edward
Eddie” Ash
Ash
Medders
Chicago
Paul @. Nolen
South Park Apartments
Middle Avenue
Eric Mitchell
Chicago Area
Cosby Son Slain In Random Carjacking Near Los Angeles
A 19 year old Russian immigrant Mob claim was false police say. Mikail Markhasev was arrested after a tip tipped to the National Enquirer seeking a $100000 reward. Ennis Cosby was shot while changing a tire beside his Mercedes convertible on Jan 16. Ballistics linked the gun to the crime as police described the act as a random robbery.
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Los Angeles
Bill Cosby
The
National Enquirer
Mikail Markhasev
United States
Willie Williams
Ford fate to be announced Monday for Lorain plant
Ford Motor Co will reveal the Lorain Assembly Plant’s future on Monday with sources confirming a decision. Union officials expect new work, possibly a joint Ford Mazda small SUV by 1999 or 2000, while workers would receive most pay during downtime and full pay if the plant closes, under 40 hour week rules through 1999.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Bill Allen
United Auto Workers Local 425
Local 425
Ford
Mazda
Jim Hall
AutoPacific
California
Detroit
Amherst Man Shot by Mother-In-Law After Dispute
Donald Calvert 27 of Amherst says his mother in law shot him in the scrotum during a family dispute on Thursday. He lost two testicles and remained in stable condition at Cleveland MetroHealth Center.
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Amherst
Donald Calvert
Calvert
Cleveland MetroHealth Center
Lorain May Release Inmates To Ease Jail Crowding
Lorain City Jail may release inmates early before sentences end to ease crowding. The move stems from a 1994 class action by former inmates, with City Safety Director George Koury saying a settlement is near and similar to a Lorain County Jail approach after the 1980s suit. Case pending in U S District Court awaiting City Council approval.
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George Koury
Lorain County
U.S. District Court
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