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Obituary: Alfred Bingham
Saturday 05 December 1998
"GUCCI SOCIALIST" was not the term for Alfred Bingham. Instead of the nouveau-riche associations of such footwear, his own WASP New England radicalism was more "Brooks Brothers Bolshevik".
Boxing: Jones subdues Grant
Monday 16 November 1998
ROY JONES Jnr's second knock-down of the night prompted Otis Grant's corner to throw in the towel in the 10th round of their world light-heavyweight title fight in Connecticut. Jones was defending both his World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association titles.
Boxing: Lewis less than a knockout in US
Monday 28 September 1998
Boxing: Briton misses golden opportunity to 'sell' unification fight with Holyfield after uninspired world title defence
American Times Connecticut Avenue, Washington: A city that proves power is the ultimate aphrodisiac
Friday 26 June 1998
THEY HAVE been there for weeks, this group of sad, distracted looking young men and women who sit on the pavement, just staring into the middle distance. They wait for people to come out of the smart office blocks, hoping that they will get just a little something to keep them going for another day.
Go to work on a slug
Sunday 08 March 1998
I AM just back from the home of the brave and the land of the free with a question for John Prescott as he sweats out his new transport strategy. Has he given thought to slugs?
Books: The nice storm
Saturday 07 March 1998
In the safety of American suburbia lurk trauma and tragedy. Douglas Kennedy takes a trip down those green streets
Go for a Mystic experience in a state that proves size isn't everything
Sunday 22 February 1998
WHERE New England really resembles old England is in the question of size. In places such as Connecticut, you won't need to worry about driving for hundreds of miles along dead straight roads which fuse into far, misty horizons. From east to west Connecticut is barely 100 miles across and, from north to south, even less than that. The second smallest state in the land, it's of a size that Belgians would recognise.
Golf: Levi eases his way into the lead
Saturday 26 July 1997
Former champion Wayne Levi and rookie Eric Johnson both scored six-under- par rounds of 64 on Thursday to share the first-round lead at the Greater Hartford Open in Connecticut.
Boxing: Round-up
Thursday 29 May 1997
Michael Ayers' world title frustration continued yesterday when the Tooting boxer's World Boxing Organisation lightweight bout against Russia's Artur Grigorian in Stuttgart on Saturday was called off.
Tobacco meetings extended
Friday 18 April 1997
Representatives from Philip Morris and RJR Nabisco plan to meet with unnamed opponents of the tobacco industry in the US next week to discuss details of a litigation settlement, including using company research in anti-smoking campaigns.
Ice hockey: Connecticut's Hartford Whalers to move
Thursday 27 March 1997
Hartford Whalers, Connecticut's only major league sports franchise, is to move, and will pay a $20.5m (pounds 13m) penalty to go at the end of the season, a year before its four-year contract expires.
Connecticut Days: Swept away in go-kart mania
Monday 03 February 1997
The message was on the answering machine on our return home from Britain after Christmas. It was an invitation, discovered one day after the event, to attend a Tiger Cubs go-kart clinic at the house of a neighbour. We played the tape a few times more, but still we were baffled. A go-kart clinic?
Revelations Gene Wilder: I thought, oh my God, Ms Webb is going to be some old busybody
Tuesday 17 December 1996
The time: Summer 1988 The place: New York The man: Gene Wilder, actor and comedian
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