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Smith & Wesson chief's past returns
The Wall Street JournalWhen he picked up the phone at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz., last month, James Joseph Minder realized it was the call he'd been dreading for the past 20 years. A reporter with the Arizona Republic had an urgent question for the 74-year-old chairman of...Tags: Prisons, Television, Manchester (Hillsborough, New Hampshire), Condos and Houses, Ford Motor Co.
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Phelps speaks about drinking and driving
Sun StaffSALISBURY -- The timing couldn't have been better as Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps spoke Monday to soon-to-be graduates of Parkside High about the "hardest time of my life" -- his drunken driving arrest here last fall. This is senior week at the Eastern...Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Lawyers, Michael Phelps, Drunk Driving, Clubs and Associations
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Passion flowers
Sun Art CriticThe delicate blossom of Schlumbergera, commonly known as the Christmas cactus, blooms once a year for just a day and a half. So when the plant in Bethesda artist Amy Lamb's home began to show signs of flowering re-cently, she got her camera ready. Lamb,...Tags: Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Family, Arts, Biology, Science
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Are you making enough money?
The Wall Street JournalWhen Carol Gardner was negotiating a raise for a job as systems engineer at a Boston telecommunications company, she did some research on Salary.com, a popular salary site on the Web. "I had been taking on more and more responsibilities, and I knew...Tags: Employees, Newport Beach, Dow Jones & Company, Occupations, Business Enterprises
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A reluctant prodigy
Sun StaffOn the second Wednesday of 2004, Michael Phelps took his first solo business trip. Taking direction from a crew filming a commercial in Malibu, he splashed in the Pacific. Then Phelps hustled back across the country for a brief stop at his Rodgers Forge...Tags: Ray Lewis, 2016 Olympic Games, Summer Olympics, Michael Phelps, University of Richmond
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Woman's expressions misleading, experts say
Chicago TribuneTerri Schiavo's eyes look vacant. Her mouth hangs open. Then, her mother approaches, saying, "Hi, baby," in a bright voice. Schiavo's lips turn upward, and her blinking accelerates. What do these carefully edited video clips reveal about the severely...Tags: Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Brain, Death, Personal Service, Drugs and Medicines
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Phelps is decorated by AAU with 74th Sullivan Award
Sun StaffA landmark year of swimming in 2003 resulted in one more honor for Michael Phelps, as the 18-year-old from Rodgers Forge won the 74th annual James E. Sullivan Award last night. The announcement was made at a banquet at the New York Athletic Club. The...Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Michael Phelps, Clubs and Associations, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Eric Heiden
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The Fear Factor
Sun StaffYamile Garcia was helping a friend pack up her Essex apartment last week when she spotted something that made her skin go cold: the blood-red eyes of a 17-year cicada. She can't really account for what happened next. She only knows that she yanked her...Tags: Maryland, Television, Mystery (genre), Colleges and Universities, Comedy (genre)
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Interview with Jack Greenberg and Gilbert Holmes
Jack Greenberg was 27 years old when he helped argue the Brown vs. Board of Education cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. He succeeded Thurgood Marshall as head of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, where he worked for more than 30 years. He is a professor of...Tags: Racism, Judges, Foreign Aid, NAACP, Riots
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The most difficult journey
Sun StaffThat night after everyone had gone, when it was late and the hospital was quiet, the boy savored his triumph. He eyed the long white coat that hung nearby. An honorary medical degree that his doctors had presented him that afternoon was propped against...Tags: Television, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Trials, Allergies, Health Treatments
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Detroit casinos offer promise, problems
Sun StaffDETROIT - A few weeks after the Greektown casino opened in this blighted city's downtown, a sign went up across the street on a door to the Second Baptist Church, the oldest black church in Michigan: "Gamblers Anonymous: Open meeting every Monday." The...Tags: Arts, African Americans, Lotteries, Government, Christianity
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Writings from a war zone
Sun StaffOn the last Sunday in June, Lt. Kylan Jones-Huffman, a Navy reservist stationed in Bahrain, e-mailed a poem to members of his online haiku group. He said he dedicated the poem to his friend Marianne, "whose good friend was killed this past week, somewhere...Tags: Weather Reports, Family, Colleges and Universities, Health and Safety at School, Bahrain
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