Reasonable doubt: Israel's Supreme Court acquits Demjanjuk

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The Israeli Supreme Court reversed the 1988 murder conviction of Demjanjuk after evidence was produced that another man may have been 'Ivan the Terrible.' Although Demjanjuk was cleared of those crimes, he can not reenter the US because he lied on his immigration application.

Cases, Israel, War crimes, Demjanjuk, John

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The superstar next door: Elvis Stojko

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Stojko, 23, has won the World Figure Skating Championship two years in a row and is hoping to compete in the 1998 Winter Olympics. He lives in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and enjoys driving dirt bikes and snowmobiles. He is also a longtime practitioner of martial arts.

Cover Story, Achievements and awards, Biography, Skaters, Canadians, Stojko, Elvis

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Coming into his own

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Philadelphia Flyers captain Lindros has become more focused than when he started out in hockey, and is more respected by fans. He has helped restore the Flyers' status as a winning team, and has matured since his days of fights on the ice.

Behavior, Personalities, Hockey players, Lindros, Eric, Philadelphia Flyers

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