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Meissner jumps to silver
Sun ReporterHARTFORD, Conn. // One night after a sublime performance at Skate America that brought the house down and vaulted her into first place, Japanese teen figure skating sensation Mao Asada proved beatable. Minutes after landing a triple axel in warm-ups,...Tags: Track and Field, Pairs Skating, Triple Jump, Cancer, Peggy Fleming
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Stanwick goal: leaving on top
Sun ReporterLoyola's Steele Stanwick knows a little something about excelling in varsity sports. The senior was a starting forward on the soccer team, helping it reach the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinals. And he was the point...Tags: Joe Frazier, University of Notre Dame, High School Sports, Lacrosse, Basketball
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Faithful in U.S. unlikely to see altered message from the Vatican
Sun StaffHe was Pope John Paul II's right-hand man, a sort of vice president to the pontiff who led the church for a quarter-century. So the election yesterday of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as the new pope is unlikely to radically alter the church's teachings, its...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Elections, Benedict XVI, Vatican City, Abortion
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Ecumenical outreach was part of vision
Sun StaffPope John Paul II prayed in a synagogue and also met with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. He returned the relics of Orthodox saints and apologized for past church-inspired wrongs such as the Crusades, which caused widespread bloodshed in the Middle...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Israel, Vatican City, Judaism, Roman Catholicism
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The challenges that lie ahead
Sun StaffThe next pope will inherit a church facing serious challenges, such as the polarization between liberals and conservatives, competition with evangelical Protestants, the secularization of Western Europe and the clergy's steadily declining ranks. The...Tags: Arts, Africa, Asia, Nigeria, Abusive Behavior
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Maryland's lost
Sept. 19, 2001 Still more Maryland residents are dead or missing in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Amelia Fields Amelia Fields, 38, a clerical worker who had been transferred to the Pentagon on Sept. 10, is listed as missing. Mrs. Fields grew up...Tags: Armed Forces, Emergency Incidents, Air Transportation, Homes, Boeing Co.
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Georgetown before Georgetown became cool
Special To The SunPart 3 of a three-part series about Georgetown. GEORGETOWN - Never mind that the oldest neighborhood in the nation's capital doesn't possess an instantly recognizable ZIP code, a la Beverly Hills 90210. Instead, Georgetown's cachet stems from its...Tags: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Condos and Houses, Martha Washington, Mount Vernon, Tour Operations Industry
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Hip hot spots mix into history-rich Georgetown area
Special To The SunPart 1 of a three-part series. GEORGETOWN - Who says a community steeped in 250 years of American history can't maintain that certain hip factor? Sure, Georgetown has lovely historic homes, legendary institutions and enough political lore to fill the...Tags: Mount Vernon, DVDs and Movies, Wynton Marsalis, John Kerry, Car Guides and Reviews
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At 37, Devers says it all with double
Special to The SunBOSTON - She's 37 now, ancient by big-time track and field standards. But no one's daring to suggest that three-time Olympic gold medalist Gail Devers is slowing down. Far from it. Thirty-four years after Chi Cheng of Taiwan won women's sprint and...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Track and Field, 2016 Olympic Games, Trials, Maryland
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Md. GOP paying Steele to consult
Sun StaffThe Maryland Republican Party is paying Michael S. Steele $5,000 a month in consulting fees under an arrangement that began shortly after his selection as gubernatorial candidate Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s running mate. Although the payments appear legal,...Tags: Family, Local Elections, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Collective Contract, Republican Party
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Secret U.S. court handed new power to fight terror
Sun StaffIn the government's all-out campaign against terrorism, it is one of the least-known and most important fronts: a windowless, soundproof, cipher-locked room on the sixth floor of the Department on Justice in Washington. Inside, the judges of America's...Tags: Interior Policy, Gaming, Police Investigations, Prosecution, Civil Rights
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Phantom foes in Iraq hard for U.S. to fathom
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - America's new enemies in Iraq have been variously described as Baath Party loyalists, "foreign fighters," "terrorists," "criminals" and combinations of all of those. But in an intelligence void that even U.S. officials acknowledge, little is...Tags: Family, Air and Space Accidents, Wars and Interventions, Armed Forces, Police Investigations
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