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June 23, 1991 | BRAD ALAN LEWIS, Brad Alan Lewis, with Paul Enquist, won the double-scull gold medal at the 1984 Olympics; his book, "Assault on Lake Casitas" recounts his Olympic triumph.
IGOR GRINKO ARRIVED IN Washington last December by way of Kiev. The official reason for his visit was to teach a three-day clinic at the United States Rowing Assn.'s annual convention. In reality, Grinko's clinic will last 20 months, through the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games and possibly beyond. Yes, it has come to this: Americans have hired a Soviet to help them win some gold.
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June 23, 1991 | BRAD ALAN LEWIS, Brad Alan Lewis, with Paul Enquist, won the double-scull gold medal at the 1984 Olympics; his book, "Assault on Lake Casitas" recounts his Olympic triumph.
IGOR GRINKO ARRIVED IN Washington last December by way of Kiev. The official reason for his visit was to teach a three-day clinic at the United States Rowing Assn.'s annual convention. In reality, Grinko's clinic will last 20 months, through the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games and possibly beyond. Yes, it has come to this: Americans have hired a Soviet to help them win some gold.
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May 17, 1987 | SHARON COHEN, Associated Press
Some cities are blessed with seashore splendor or majestic mountains. Others have glitz and glamour. This one has something else. Call it Hoosier chutzpah. Consider: This city built a stadium before it had pro football, a world-class swimming complex when the nearest team was 60 miles away. And it lured a rowing association, even though there's no navigable river. Nervy, yes. Nutty, no.
