Duke eyes back to back NCAA title history in semifinal clash
Duke and Indiana meet in Minneapolis as Christian Laettner urges nine wins to return home. The defending champions aim for a second straight title, needing victory to reach Monday's final against Michigan or Cincinnati, while mentor Bobby Knight and Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski downplay the historic stakes.
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Christian Laettner
Cameron Indoor Stadium
North Carolina
Metrodome
Blue Devils
Laettner
Indiana
Channel 3
Michigan
Cincinnati
UCLA
Mike Krzyzewski
Krzyzewski
Shy No More Loveless Sings At Blockbuster Tour Stop
Patty Loveless, once a Shelby resident and Pancake House hostess in 1986, headlines the Budweiser Rock N Country Tour stop at Blockbuster Pavilion in Kings Mountain alongside Hank Williams Jr. and Doug Stone. The Kentucky native rose to fame after submitting songs to Porter Wagoner and recording in Music Row.
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Kings Mountain
Shelby
Patty Loveless
Ms. Loveless
Hank Williams Jr
Doug Stone
Blockbuster Pavilion
Ray Durham
Pikeville, Ky
Terry Lovelace
Wilburn Brothers
Kentucky
Nashville
Porter Waggoner
Waggoner
Music Row
Nashville, Tenn
Tragedy Ends Dream Of Family For Stanley Drumm Couple
Tracy Holden Drumm, 1992 pregnancy hopeful, died after a one car crash on Stanley-Lucia Highway. Derek Drumm witnessed the wreck after watching her softball game and meal stop at Hardee's. Tracy died at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte and left behind family and friends grieving her loss.
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Nally
Derek
Tracy
Stanley-Lucia
Hardee’s
Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte
Brenda Drumm
Mrs. Drumm
United Way Faces Probe Over Million in Travel Costs
A nine week inquiry into United Way of America, prompted by the Aramony resignation, portrays the charity as a story of excess and lost values. It questions at least 1 million in expenses to travel and related services, suggesting possible legal breaches and prompting IRS and DOJ review.
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United Way of America
William Aramony
United Way
Aramony
Kenneth W. Dam
Dam
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
Congress
John Akers
Money spent at United Way under Aramony scrutiny
Report details limousine service costing over 92 000 dollars from 1988 to 1991 for United Way president William Aramony. Airfare on the Concorde totaling 40 762 dollars between 1987 and 1990. 19 700 dollars in meals gifts apparel and golf gear. In 1990 at least 29 Las Vegas trips tallying 37 894 dollars. Akers calls proceedings a modern Salem witch trial by press release.
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Aramony
Las Vegas
Akers
Salem
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