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View Article  Fred Harteis Sports News- North Carolina bar association files charges against Duke prosecutor

Fred Harteis Sports News - The North Carolina bar filed ethics charges Thursday against the prosecutor in the Duke lacrosse case, accusing him of saying misleading or inflammatory things to the news media about the athletes under suspicion.

The punishment for ethics violations can range from admonishment to disbarment. The complaint could also force District Attorney Mike Nifong off the case by creating a conflict of interest.

 

"He's got this hanging over his head," said Thomas Metzloff, a Duke ...   more »

View Article  Fred Harteis News - Randy Haugen : Winning Is A Process Not A Game Score

Fred Harteis News - Randy Haugen, Emmit Smith recently won a national dancing competition. The discipline he applied to that opportunity was forget during his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys.  His win reminded me of a story I’d heard about Emmitt and Thurman Thomas.”

 

Randy Haugen Leadership Favorite: Leaders Encourage

 

In 1994, Thurman Thomas, head bowed with his hands covering his face, sat on the Buffalo Bills bench following his team’s fourth straight Super Bowl ...   more »

View Article  Fred Harteis Sports News -Tiger Woods named AP Male Athlete of '06

Fred Harteis Sports News - Tiger Woods had an answer for everything. When he missed the cut at the U.S. Open for the first time in a major — his first tournament after his father died of cancer — some questioned whether he could rekindle his desire to dominate. He never finished worse than second in stroke play the rest of the season.

 

Phil Mickelson emerged anew as a serious threat to Woods' domain by winning his second straight ...   more »

View Article  Fred Harteis Linda Harteis : Historic Holiday Moments

Fred Harteis,” Commemorated in history books and painting, perhaps the greatest importance of Washington’s Delaware River crossing is its motivational impact of the American people. As of 2004 the oil painting commemorating the event was a permanent exhibit of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.”

 

Fred Harteis and Linda Harteis: Great Holiday Moments American History

 

 

The picture of Washington crossing the Delaware River is captured in countless history books.  This unconventional attack began on Christmas ...   more »