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3. 59

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2024

4. 63

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5. Epilogue

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Wendel, Tim

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6. 49

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8. 39

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9. 13

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10. 25

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12. 9

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13. 8

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14. 7

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17. Contents

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Wendel, Tim

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2024

22. Special Olympics Brings New Hope and Prospect to China

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Wendel, Tim

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More than 7,000 athletes from 165 nations came to Shanghai to participate in the 2007 World Summer Games. The event marked only the second time that Special Olympics World Games have been held in East Asia and the first time for World Summer Games. Chinese President Hu Jintao pledged that the Summer Games would be a key part of his domestic agenda. His goal is to create a "harmonious society" that will reach out to those with intellectual disabilities. Posters for Special Olympics were seen throughout Shanghai, and Hu urged the Chinese people to use the event as a springboard to "build a civilized society." Certainly, recent results in China have been impressive. U.S. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose mother-in-law, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, began the movement in 1962, said the country deserved a lot of credit. At these Games, China had the largest delegation--more than 1,200 athletes. The Closing Ceremony of the 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games was a spectacular event, celebrating the 11 days of sports, friendship, and spirit with Special Olympics athletes, families, coaches, volunteers, and other supporters coming together one last time to officially close the Games. With the theme "Sunshine and Life," the Closing Ceremony offered a farewell party packed with displays by performers with intellectual disabilities and other guests from 164 nations. The sunshine theme ran through the event as it corresponds to the Sunshine Homes set up across Shanghai to care for and offer vocational training to people with intellectual disabilities.

Published
2008

24. Special Olympics brings new hope and prospect to China *

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Wendel, Tim, Beauchemin, Jessica, Harding, Shavonne, Lemmon, Sally, Nazemzadeh, Shirin, Smallwood, Kathy, and Srour, George

Subjects
Special Olympics -- Evaluation, Special Olympics -- 2007 AD, Disabled athletes -- Competitions, Disabled athletes -- Achievements and awards
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At dusk along the Bund, Shanghai's main thoroughfare, crowds overflow the sidewalks amid the blare of taxi horns. Tourist boats, bespectacled in white light, troll the Huangpu River, and on [...]

Published
2008

25. Ghosts of the past

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Washington -- History, Washington -- Social aspects, Authors -- Works, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
2010

26. Gunslinger

Author

Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Film critics -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Film critics -- Evaluation, Film critics -- Works, Travel, recreation and leisure
Published
2008

27. Special Olympics brings new hope and prospect to China: one of China's goals is to create a 'harmonious society' that will reach out to those with intellectual disabilities

Author

Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Disabled athletes -- Psychological aspects, Disabled athletes -- Competitions, Disabled athletes -- Education, Medical screening -- Usage, Olympic athletes -- Competitions, Olympic athletes -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

At dusk along the Bund, Shanghai's main thoroughfare, crowds overflow the sidewalks amid the blare of taxi horns. Tourist boats, bespectacled in white light, troll the Huangpu River, and on [...]

Published
2008

28. Manhunt

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Baseball teams -- Competitions, Travel, recreation and leisure, Washington Nationals -- Competitions
Published
2007

30. The drowning pool

Author

Wendel, Tim and Salmon, Jacqueline

Subjects
Olympic athletes -- Health aspects, Fashion and beauty, General interest
Abstract

Tom Dolan is USA's hope for a gold in swimming in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. However when he is in the pool, an asthma attack can shut down his air passage and kill him. Ironically, it is induced by his rigorous training and sport.

Published
1996

31. Eye only have ears for you

Author

Wendel, Tim

Subjects
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television stations -- Laws, regulations and rules, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Government regulation, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

In 10 days the FCC may change a rule that will allow networks to own studios and studios to own networks. It could have everyone from Black Rock to the [...]

Published
1991

34. Soccer gains foothold in Cuba

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Soccer -- Forecasts and trends -- Cuba, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Tim Wendel, @Tim_Wendel, USA TODAY Aerial photographs of soccer fields in Cuba were once enough to sound the alarm. 'Cubans play baseball,' warned a CIA consultant in 1970 after [...]

Published
2017

35. Hometown girl

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Wendel, Tim

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Washington, D.C. -- Influence, Singers -- Behavior, Travel, recreation and leisure
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Singer Mary Chapin Carpenter has lived in Washington, D.C., since she was fifteen and despite success in the early 1990s Carpenter has remained in the city. Carpenter finds inspiration for her songs in the city, where her friends and family live.

Published
2001

36. Snow Days.

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
SNOW
Published
2020

39. STATE-BY-STATE

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Wendel, Tim, Briggs, Jonathan, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Gottschamer, Mike, Sheffler, Ben, Smith, Nichelle, Smith, Michael B., and Young, Matt

Subjects
Real estate development, Judges -- Discipline, Child labor -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases, Company legal issue, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Montgomery: Tallapoosa County Probate Judge Leon Archer, accused of sending sexually charged messages and nude photos to a woman he met when she went to his office to wed [...]

Published
2016

40. News from across the USA

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Wendel, Tim, Briggs, Jonathan, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Gottschamer, Mike, Sheffler, Ben, Smith, Michael B., Smith, Nichelle, and Young, Matt

Subjects
Introduced species -- Distribution -- Environmental aspects, Lifesaving, Welders (Persons) -- Training -- Human resource management, Heat exhaustion -- Health aspects, Crayfishes -- Distribution -- Environmental aspects, Company distribution practices, Company personnel management, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Dothan: Local businesses and college officials are discussing programs that could increase the number of trained welders over the next couple of years, the Dothan Eagle reported. The Southeast [...]

Published
2016

41. STATE-BY-STATE

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Briggs, Jonathan, Dono, Linda, Wendel, Tim, Cerbin, Carolyn, Gottschamer, Mike, Sheffler, Ben, Smith, Mike B., Young, Matt, and Smith, Nichelle

Subjects
Book lists, Rescue work, Trails -- Protection and preservation, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Birmingham: A young girl was rescued from a locked, hot car after she and her unconscious father were spotted in the vehicle in the middle of an Ensley roadway, [...]

Published
2016

42. NHL legend Gordie Howe dead at 88

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Howe, Gordie, Hockey players -- Biography, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
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Byline: Tim Wendel Gordie Howe, a Hall of Fame ice hockey virtuoso, whose toughness, agility and remarkable longevity helped define the sport for generations of fans, died June 10 at [...]

Published
2016

43. STATE-BY-STATE

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Cerbin, Carolyn, Briggs, Jonathan, Wendel, Tim, Dono, Linda, Smith, Mike B., Gottschamer, Mike, Young, Matt, Sheffler, Ben, and Smith, Nichelle

Subjects
Arizona -- Rankings, Cities and towns -- Rankings, Tax returns -- Safety and security measures, Air forces -- Equipment and supplies, Identity theft -- Investigations, Company legal issue, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Dothan: Authorities investigated complaints by numerous employees of the city schools that their personal information was stolen and used to file fraudulent tax returns, the Dothan Eagle reported. Police [...]

Published
2016

44. News from across the USA

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Sheffler, Ben, Wendel, Tim, Gill, Nicole, Briggs, Jonathan, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Gottschamer, Mike, and Smith, Nichelle

Subjects
Murder -- Cases, Construction industry -- Industry forecasts, Police officers -- Tax policy -- Cases, Alligators -- Natural history -- Media coverage, Company legal issue, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Birmingham: A 5-foot alligator was spotted in a Hanceville-area swamp near Highway 91, AL.com reported. 'It is just being an alligator,' said Capt. Darryl Askew of the Department of [...]

Published
2016

45. STATE-BY-STATE

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Wendel, Tim, Gill, Nicole, Briggs, Jonathan, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Gottschamer, Mike, Sheffler, Ben, and Smith, Nichelle

Subjects
Hiking -- Health aspects, Counterfeiting (Money) -- Investigations, Iraqi refugees -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Aims and objectives, Company legal issue, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Huntsville: The Florence Police Department warned retailers about counterfeit $100 bills passed around the Shoals area, AL.com reported. Each bill has the words 'For Motion Picture Use Only' on [...]

Published
2015

46. News from across the USA

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Wendel, Tim, Gill, Nicole, Briggs, Jonathan, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Gottschamer, Mike, Sheffler, Ben, and Smith, Nichelle

Subjects
Dining, Whales -- Appreciation -- Behavior, Restaurants -- Services, Television news anchorpersons -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, News, opinion and commentary
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Alabama Birmingham: TV newscaster Karen Church told AL.com that station management at Fox 6/WBRC-TV fired her after she erroneously reported that City Councilman Marcus Lundy turned himself in to the [...]

Published
2015

47. STATE-BY-STATE

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Gottschamer, Mike, Jiayue Huang, Sheffler, Ben, Wendel, Tim, Gill, Nicole, Briggs, Jonathan, Adamson, Jenna, Cerbin, Carolyn, Dono, Linda, Eichensehr, Morgan, and Smith, Nichelle

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Theft -- Cases, Church buildings -- Safety and security measures, Tuition -- Planning, Goats -- Care and treatment, Company legal issue, Company business planning, News, opinion and commentary, University of Alaska Fairbanks -- Planning
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Alabama Lowndes County: The last member of a ring of five copper thieves who targeted Lowndes County churches turned himself into police, WSFA reported. Lily Baptist Church of Letohatchee started [...]

Published
2015

49. Can Baseball Be Saved?

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Wendel, Tim

Subjects
American League -- Officials and employees, Executives -- Behavior, Baseball -- Analysis, Fashion and beauty, General interest, Analysis, Behavior, Officials and employees
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If so, Paul Beeston is the man who will do it THIS IS PAUL BEESTON'S Gospel of the Game: That baseball is the last of the civilized sports. That we [...]

Published
2000

50. Guy Talk

Author

Wendel, Tim

Subjects
Radio stations -- Services, Radio broadcasting industry -- Services, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Services
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Are the Sports Junkies the future -- or just four wacky guys? Oxygen bars, jet airplane crashes and blind dates. A half hour into another evening with The Sports Junkies [...]

Published
1999

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