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NewsJuly 28, 2005
Woman who fell from river bluff diesThe Sikeston woman fell at Shote Hole, one of several popular and dangerous diving points. VAN BUREN, Mo. -- A 25-year-old Sikeston, Mo., woman died Wednesday, four days after slipping and falling down a bluff into the Current River, the Missouri State Water Patrol...SportsJune 6, 2005
Bryant wins MemorialBart Bryant hit some dramatic shots Sunday at the Memorial, even if no one seemed to notice until an unlikely par on the final hole gave him a one-shot victory over Fred Couples. Bryant stole the lead from Couples with a 5-foot birdie on the 17th, then somehow esca...NewsJune 5, 2005
Climber, 20, is youngest to reach Seven SummitsSEATTLE -- Danielle Fisher has been climbing mountains for nearly a quarter of her lifetime. Of course, at age 20 that's only been about five years. Last week, Fisher became the youngest person to climb the highest peaks on each of the seven continents -- completin...SportsJune 5, 2005
Toms uses ace to gain share of Memorial leadDavid Toms feared his 5-iron was headed for the back bunker on the par-3 fourth hole, so when it kissed off the pin and dropped into the cup for an ace, he figured Saturday might be his day at the Memorial. He wasn't the only guy who felt that way...FeaturesJune 5, 2005
Summertime style quick hitsWant a head start on your summer look? Brad Johns, the creative director of the Avon Salon & Spa, says you should "beach" your hair. Beaching is gradual highlights that are lightest in the front and darker in the back, mimicking what really happens to hair when you...NewsJune 4, 2005
Nation briefs 6/4/05Kentucky diocese to pay $120 million in abuse case COVINGTON, Ky. -- The Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington agreed Friday to set up a $120 million fund to compensate victims of child-molesting priests and other employees. It would be the nation's biggest settleme...SportsJune 4, 2005
Nicklaus bids farewell at Memorial; Sluman leadsDUBLIN, Ohio -- Jack Nicklaus pressed both hands to his lips for a farewell kiss to the crowd as he walked off the 18th green Friday afternoon at the Memorial. Two groups behind him, Tiger Woods fired at as many flags as he could and moved quickly into contention.....Advertisement
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