Mia St. John vs. Linda Robinson
LAP200061802 - 17 JUNE 2000 - LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA, USA: Mia Rosales St. John attacks Linda Robinson on her way to her 10th KO in 18 undefeated outings as a fighter. The 126 pound St. John won the fight in the 3rd round at Staples arena in Los Angeles June 17. mc/rw/Roger Williams UPI
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The first family attended church services at St. John's Church in D.C. for Sunday services prior to attending the annual "Christmas in Washington" gala on Dec. 11, 2011.
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