* USA Today: Quest for a Title

In a 1996 USA Today article, Washington State zoologist John Crane said, " There is no such thing as Bigfoot.

On June 1, 2006, USA Today reported that Rockies management, including manager Clint Hurdle, had instituted an explicitly Christian code of conduct for the team's players, banning men's magazines ( such as Maxim and Playboy ) and sexually explicit music from the team's clubhouse.

Soon after the USA Today article appeared, The Denver Post published an article featuring many Rockies players contesting the claims made in the USA Today article.

:" article in USA Today was just bad.

In response to his comment, several major newspapers endorsed ending the ban, including USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, and the Detroit Free Press.

Soon the hobby spread to other sports as well and by 1988, USA Today estimated that five hundred thousand people were playing.

Okrent, based on discussions with colleagues at USA Today, credits Rotisserie league baseball with much of USA Today's early success, since the paper provided much more detailed box scores than most competitors and eventually even created a special paper, Baseball Weekly, that almost exclusively contained statistics and box scores.

Patton published his first book (' Patton's 1989 Fantasy Baseball League Price Guide ") in 1989 and his dollar values were included in USA Today Baseball Weekly's fantasy annual throughout the 1990s.

In 1993, USA Today included a weekly columnist on fantasy baseball, John Hunt, and he became perhaps the most visible writer in the industry before the rise of the Internet.

Garth's first weekend on shows in Vegas received positive reviews and was called the " antithesis of Vegas glitz and of the country singer's arena and stadium extravaganzas " by USA Today.

A July 2006 USA Today / Gallup poll found that 83 % of the 1, 005 Americans polled blamed Hezbollah, at least in part, for the 2006 Lebanon War, compared to 66 % who blamed Israel to some degree.

* USA Today article on dilemma the rich face when leaving wealth to children

Claudia Puig of USA Today reported that the chemistry between Dunst and Bettany was potent, with Dunst doing a fine job as a sassy and self-assured player.

Steve Jones, writing in USA Today, gave the re-mastered edition of " Forever Changes " four stars out of four in a 2001 review.

Seven titles in the adult series have reached # 1 on the bestseller lists for the New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly.

* 1924 – Al Neuharth, American businessman, author, and columnist, founder of USA Today

" In 2010 National Public Radio reported that young members of the Unification Church " bristle at the term ' Moonie '", while USA Today reported that " the folks who follow Rev.

* Rural site part of USA's oldest sat-tracking system from USA Today

Claudia Puig of USA Today commented that while Cruz " does a steamy song and dance ," her " acting is strangely caricatured.

( USA Today, Associated Press Anick Jesdanun ).

In 1984, Powell claimed that the Central Intelligence Agency had murdered Earl Mountbatten of Burma and that the deaths of the MPs Airey Neave and Robert Bradford were carried out by the USA in order to stop Neave's policy of integration for Northern Ireland.

Several food vendors claimed to have invented the ice cream cone at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, MO, USA.

Palestinians ), other Latin American nations, North Americans ( about tens of thousands claimed Cherokee ancestry from displaced persons from Indian Territory in the USA in the 1880s ) and East Asians ( mostly Chinese and Koreans ) taken place in the Coquimbo region.

It also claimed the # 1 spot on the Hot 100 chart in the USA.

After moving to New York ( as one of the earliest Trinidadian émigrés ), he was often the object of derision by the calypsonians still in Trinidad, who claimed that he was stealing their ideas and capitalizing on them in the USA.

Mitchel claimed that slaves in the Southern USA were better cared for and fed than Irish cottiers, or industrial workers in English cities like Manchester.

USA Today gave the film two and half stars out of four and claimed that, " for many Ali fans, the movie may be good enough, but some perspective is in order.

The USA subsequently claimed diplomatic immunity.

In 1919, prior to the establishment of the National Football League, they claimed to be " Champions of the USA ".

In September of 2012 a report from USA Today and Vonage claimed that

" Anderson's Pills " were first made in England in the 1630s ; the recipe was allegedly learned in Venice by a Scot who claimed to be physician to King Charles I. Daffy's Elixir was invented about 1647 and remained popular in Britain and the USA until the late 19th century.

In 2006, USA Today published an article which claimed that three of the largest United States carriers, including BellSouth, had been supplying calling records to the National Security Agency for all international and domestic calls.

In Grass Valley, California, USA, he built a steam-powered airplane and claimed that he flew it on May 15, 1902.

It denied the existence of the Holocaust, claimed that the USA built the gas ovens of the Dachau concentration camp after the War and that films of concentration camps were faked.

In the period from 2006 to 2012, the College claimed a Fulbright Scholar, two Goldwater Scholars, two Rhodes Scholar national finalists, three Truman Scholars, a National Institute of Health Fellow, a George J. Mitchell Scholarship, two Council of Independent Colleges American Graduate Fellowship finalists, a Point Foundation Scholar, a James Madison Fellow, a Gilman Scholar, one USA Today Scholar and seven Teach For America corps members.

MCA claimed that the intention of TV Land was to compete directly with USA ( this turned out to be true ).

In later years, Fish claimed that he had been referring to a hurricane in Florida, USA in a link to a news story that preceded the weather bulletin.

An ad that ran in the March 31, 2005, edition of USA Today claimed Fazoli's offered over 50 entrees with zero grams of trans fat.

In a tightly wound Utopian religious community in the early 20th century USA where racial segregation was the law of the land in much of the country, the fact that the Peace Mission, led by a Black man, who claimed to be God and who as ' God ' proclaimed ' NO separation based on race ' or ' age ', even without hints of sexual indiscretion, guaranteed that eyes would be focused on him and his Peace Mission movement.

The programme purported to reveal that the Brethren had a vigorous and largely untold political history going back at least to 1993, and claimed to provide evidence of a trail spelling out how its members have spent millions in state and federal elections and overseas, including the USA.

It is claimed that Khun Sa surrendered to Burmese officials in January 1996, reportedly because he did not want to face drug smuggling charges in the USA.

Because of the St. Lawrence River to the north and New York State, USA to the south, the Quebec portion of the Akwesasne reserve is an exclave claimed by Canada.

He claimed that he was a son of Carlo Gambino's unknown son Vito, who had been born in Sicily and later immigrated to USA.

He was kept as a prisoner of war (" clapped in irons for six months ", he later claimed ) in Velasco and, later, in the Orozimbo plantation, before being taken to Washington, D. C., in the United States to meet with President Andrew Jackson ( ostensibly to negotiate a lasting peace between Mexico and Texas, with the USA acting as mediator ).