In regards to the news report on Tonya'a accident:
The accident occurred six years to the day her figure-skating rival, Nancy
Kerrigan, was attacked after she practiced for the national figure skating
championship in Detroit. Harding, her husband and his friends were later
found to have been involved in the attack.
Harding was driving her pickup truck in rural Clark County when she hit some
ice and skidded about 30 feet and landed in the ditch.
She was not injured, but threatened a lawsuit if a photographer from a
Vancouver newspaper took her picture. Harding's male friend threatened to
break the photographer's camera.
The photograph appeared in the Thursday edition of The Columbian.
Police did not cite Harding.
Dear Fans:
I want to thank all of you for your nice E-mails concerning the accident I
had a few weeks ago, while driving on my way to teach at Lloyd center rink.
As you may have heard, I hit a patch of black ice on the road, resulting in
my truck flipping over on it's side.
I'm feeling much better, and am currently under doctors care. I suffered no
long lasting injures, and I will back skating and teaching in the very near
future. Thank you all so much for your concern, and continued support. Your
E-mails have helped a lot. So please don't worry, I'm doing great!
Love to all,
VANCOUVER, Wash. Tonya Harding was not injured when her truck
skidded off the road and landed in a ditch Thursday.