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Article: MANN SET A WORLD RECORD IN TOKYO, THEN FOLLOWED HIS FATHER INTO MEDICINE.(SPORTS)
- Article from:
- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
- Article date:
- July 17, 1996
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Byline: PAT DOOLEY, STAFF WRITER
It is tucked away among the books in the den of his Richmond home.
Still in its original black, rectangular case, a long, inch-wide ribbon of yellow, black, blue, red, green and white stripes is folded neatly above it.
Dr. H. Thompson Mann, a Norfolk native raised in Chesapeake, doesn't think about the medal too often.
But everywhere he has lived in the last 32 years - from Chesapeake to San Francisco to Richmond - it's had a special place in his home.
``Whatever house we lived in, it's always been in one place,'' says daughter Alexandra, 31.
She hadn't even been born that October ...
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