Purse Details and Poles Highlight CMS Event
The report notes a purse totaling 54 000 dollars with 38 500 allocated for a CMS event and references multiple figures including David Pearson and Batilu gga. It then shifts to a separate AP dispatch from Nicosia describing Iranian jets striking rebel bases inside Iraq near the border, the broader Iran Iraq conflict, and evolving cross border tensions as Massoud Rajavi appeals to the UN Security Council.
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Cyprus
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Iran
Mujahedeen
Massoud Rajavi
U.N. Security Council
Tehran
NFL expansion fee soars with 140 million base price
Buckhead Georgia report notes NFL sets 140 million base price for each of two new expansion teams to start in 1995, potentially rising to 204.8 million with interest and lost TV revenue. Mark Richardson of Richardson Sports says higher costs may be passed to fans as deposits for season tickets are announced and seat prices adjusted. The plan requires 50 percent upfront and the rest over four years, amid concern over television revenue sharing.
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Mark Richardson
NFL
Mark
Carolinas
Jerry Richardson
Charlotte
Atlanta
Richardson Sports
Richardson
Paul Tagliabue
St. Louis
Baltimore
Memphis
Tenn
Jacksonville
Fla
J FEE FAIR says NFL leaders deem new franchise fee balanced
NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue and NFL President Neil Austrian state the expansion franchise fee is balanced and fair amid discussions on league growth and financial terms.
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NFL
Paul Tagliabue
Neil Austrian
Clinton Wounds Complicate Push For Economic Plan
President Clinton's safety related wounds hinder his effort to win Democratic support for his economic program. Poll numbers slip and controversy grows over his White House travel office purge. Rep. Ackerman warns the hit to credibility compounds ongoing political strain.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Gary Ackerman
D-N.y
White House Restates Five Travel Office Employees on Paid Leave
The White House placed five of seven fired travel office staff on paid administrative leave amid an internal probe into alleged mishandling of funds and claims the dismissals were meant to favor allies. Spokesman George Stephanopoulos acknowledged the mishandling of the situation.
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Washington
White House
FBI
George Stephanopoulos
Bulletin Board and Classified Highlights
Abby posts on the bulletin board items from 8C and 6-8A classes. Classified notices list student ads and opportunities in 4-8D. Comics and crossword puzzles appear in 4C and 4C respectively, with food features on page 1-8C.
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Abby
Labor crackdown looms as batboy dispute grows
Minor league managers warn of losing batboys after a U S Labor Department order forced Savannah Cardinals to fire a 14 year old. Officials say publicity could prompt broader scrutiny of long standing team practices with calls for an exemption for batboys.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Labor
Savannah
Savannah Cardinals
Ric Sisler
Tommy McCoy
Congress
Ronnie Roberts
Lynchburg
Red Sox
Daniel Bremer
Atlanta
Cardinals
Speed Is King in Charlotte 600 Qualifying
Coming Thursday the Charlotte Motor Speedway hosts qualifying for Sundays 600 mile race. Top drivers aim for pole as speed and handling test cars on the oval.
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Speed Is King
Charlotte Motor Speedway
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