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PHOENIX: Banned for life from competing on the U.S. national team, Tonya Harding has set on a quest to find a new country -- any country -- that will let her skate for them in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Harding's representative, David Hans Schmidt, has faxed a number of foreign media outlets expressing her interest in joining their national teams. One fax, pitching the "friendly Norwegians," made a case for Harding that touched on her genetics as well as her skating ability. "After all, Tonya (with her blonde hair) looks like you people," it said. Schmidt said Sweden...
Remember GENNIFER FLOWERS, the Arkansas lounge singer who caused Bill and Hillary Clinton to have a pointed TV chat about their marriage? She's getting married Nov. 2 to longtime on-again-off-again boyfriend FINIS SHELNUTT, who Flowers' publicist David Hans Schmidt says is a "prominent institutional broker." He's also a former in-law to Whitewater figures Webb Hubbell and Seth Ward. The couple are planning a candlelit ceremony with just family, friends and PEOPLE magazine...
...Berlin, an East German poet who spied on his friends for the secret police, the struggle over what kind of Holocaust memorial--if any--should be built in Berlin. Perhaps the most poignant and telling of the stories is the one about a young man whom Kramer calls Peter Schmidt, a drifting East German who tried to escape when the Wall still existed, was caught and imprisoned but was eventually sold to the West (the East often traded political prisoners for hard currency). But he is ill-suited to the ambitious, aggressive life in the West. As Kramer writes, "Peter...
Fokin first lived in Cambridge and them moved to Belmont. When he died, he was in the process of applying for a green card as a person "of extraordinary talent," Schmidt said...
...special way of connecting to people. He made more of an impact here in three years than most people who live here all their lives make," Schmidt said. "Even though he performed the same shows over and over, he took pleasure in each show as if it were the first time he was performing...