NEWS SUMMARY: SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1986
Date: 25 May 1986
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Geraint Thomas Aniversário, Data de Dascimento
Geraint Howell Thomas (Cardiff, 25 de maio de 1986) é um ciclista de corrida profissional galês que compete para o UCI WorldTeam Team Sky, Gales e Grã-Bretanha.
Thomas aproveita o sucesso na pista e na estrada. Na pista, ele é um ex-campeão mundial e medalhista de ouro olímpico na perseguição da equipe em 2008 e 2012. Thomas é o atual campeão da estrada da Commonwealth e provou o sucesso no Paris–Roubaix Juniors em 2004, até as vitórias seniores no British National Road Race Championships em 2010. Thomas também alcançou vitórias gerais da fase de corrida; 2011 e 2014 Bayern-Rundfahrt, 2016 Paris-Nice e 2017 Tour dos Alpes, além de ganhar seu primeiro semi-clássico, o 2013 E3 Harelbeke.
Em 2017, ele se tornou o primeiro galês, e o oitavo britânico, a usar a camisa amarela no Tour de France apenas para sair no palco 9 com uma clavícula quebrada.
Em 2018, vence o Tour de França pela equipa Sky, derrotando o seu companheiro de equipa e favorito à vitória Chris Froome.
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25th of May 1986 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 25 de maio de 1986
CONTINENTAL VISIONARY: KENNETH ALLAN KRAGEN
Date: 26 May 1986
By Pauline Yoshihashi, Special To the New York Times
Pauline Yoshihashi
For Ken Kragen, the talent manager and promoter who orchestrated the Hands Across America event, staging spectacles for charity is nothing new. Mr. Kragen also headed USA for
THE UNTUCKED LOOK IS NEWS IN SHIRTS
Date: 25 May 1986
THE out shirttail is very in this year, especially among younger people. Good old-fashioned rebellion may have something to do with it, but more likely it's the influence of a couple of very up-to-the-moment pace-setters - the designer Claude Montana and the ''Miami Vice'' television series.
VIETNAM VETERANS HONORED BELATEDLY
Date: 25 May 1986
By States News Service
States Service
ALTHOUGH she has never been here to view the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Gloria Philhower of Denville had always assumed her son's name one of those etched on it. She was wrong.Her son, Charles Albert Philhower, a fireman's apprentice in the Navy, died outside the Presidentially approved war zone and was not included among the 58,022 names on the black granite wall.
Indian Museum At Crossroads
Date: 25 May 1986
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
FOR more than a decade, the Museum of the American Indian had sought to move from a too-small site in a seedy section of the Upper West Side, at Broadway and 155th Street, to a more appealing place where it could show its entire collection to visitors. There was hope last year that a solution was near.
Living a 'Dream' On the Run
Date: 25 May 1986
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
FOR 40 years, a German soldier who escaped from a prisoner-of-war camp in New Mexico during World War II lived, as he put it, ''my own version of the American dream.'' He assumed a new name, married and became upwardly mobile as a ski instructor, tennis pro and contractor.
Battling Hooky: 2 Approaches
Date: 25 May 1986
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
TRUANCY was high at Memorial Junior High School in San Diego when the principal tried a desperation gambit in 1980 - a cash bonus for every pupil who showed up for school.
'Sleaze' and Strategy
Date: 25 May 1986
By Wayne King and Warren Weaver Jr
Wayne King
Encouraged by the extensive news coverage being given to allegations of influence-peddling by former Reagan aides, the Democrats will try again in elections this year to revive the ''sleaze factor,'' this time tying it to the issue of trade deficits.