Morning roundup: UConn’s Maya Moore heads elite team
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Published: November 4, 2009
UConn’s Moore heads elite team
Connecticut forward Maya Moore has become the seventh unanimous choice on The Associated Press’ preseason All-America team.
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Clippers owner settles
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling agreed to pay $2.7 million to settle accusations that he tried to keep blacks, Hispanics and families with children out of his apartment buildings.
A Justice Department statement said Sterling agreed to settle a 2006 government lawsuit that accused him, his wife and a family trust of housing discrimination in Los Angeles’ Koreatown.
Nantz’s tab: $916,000 a year
A Connecticut judge ordered CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz to pay his ex-wife $916,000 a year in alimony and child support. Monday’s ruling came after Nantz and his ex-wife, Lorrie, testified about the breakdown of their 26-year marriage. Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Howard Owens concluded neither was at fault.
Nantz must pay $72,000 monthly in alimony until he dies or his ex-wife remarries, and another $1,000 weekly in child support for their 15-year-old daughter, Caroline, for the next two years. Lorrie Nantz will get their six-bedroom home in Westport.
Court documents cited Jim Nantz’s $3.2 million salary from CBS and other yearly assets.
From wire reports
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