2d Detective Implicated In Plot to Sell Information
Date: 22 January 1994
By SELWYN RAAB
Replay venerdì 21 gennaio 1994
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21st of January 1994 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 21 gennaio 1994
Sold! Time to Call Them the New England Permanents
Date: 22 January 1994
By ROBERT McG. THOMAS Jr
RESULTS PLUS N.B.A. Kukoc Shocks Pacers Toni Kukoc banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer last night as the Chicago Bulls pulled off their 16th straight home victory, 96-95, over the Indiana Pacers. Reggie Miller's jumper with 0.8 seconds left gave the Pacers a 95-93 lead and, presumably, the victory. Miller even bowed to the crowd after a timeout was called. But Scottie Pippen lofted a cross-court pass to Kukoc, who launched the shot over Derrick McKey. (AP) Sonics 91, Mavericks 87: Sam Perkins scored 8 points during an 18-2 run in the third quarter as Seattle overcame a sluggish start to extend Dallas's National Basketball Association-record home-court losing streak to 19 games. (AP) Bucks 113, Hornets 110: Milwaukee got 20 points each from Vin Baker, Eric Murdock and Frank Brickowski, and the host Bucks overcame an 18-point deficit to beat Charlotte. (AP) Pistons 118, Heat 98: The sharpshooting of Joe Dumars and Terry Mills helped Detroit snap its 14-game losing streak as the visiting Pistons beat Miami, which lost its seventh in a row. Dumars scored 35 points and Mills 34. (AP) Celtics 124, Warriors 116: Boston won a season-high fourth straight game after losing 13 of its previous 15, beating visiting Golden State. (AP) Jazz 112, Kings 83: Jeff Malone made seven of his nine shots in the decisive third period, sparking Utah to victory over Sacramento. (AP) BOBSLEDDING Last U.S. Spot Filled Randy Will of Binghamton, N.Y., drove his sled to victory in the final trial yesterday in Calgary, Alberta, to secure the last of the United States Bobsled Federation's three berths in next month's Winter Olympics. Brian Shimer of Naples, Fla., won the four-day trials and his sled was designated as USA-1. Jim Herberich of Winchester, Mass., is USA-2. (AP) YACHT RACING Tokio Keeps Its Lead Tokio maintained a narrow lead yesterday with less than 24 hours to go in the third leg of the Whitbread Round the World Race. Tokio, a Whitbread 60 Class yacht skippered by Chris Dickson, was reported 208 nautical miles from the finish line at Auckland, New Zealand. The Maxi-class New Zealand Endeavor was only three miles behind, while five other boats remained in contention. (AP)
Date: 22 January 1994