Earthquake hits central Chile during Clinton visit
A small earthquake rattled Chile's central coast near Valparaiso as President Clinton and Hillary Clinton visited the area. No injuries or damage were reported. USGS put the quake at magnitude 4.7, centered 35 miles northeast of Valparaiso. Clinton aides said he did not feel it.
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Autopsy on Pol Pot may quiet skeptics
Thai soldiers collected hair samples photographed teeth and took fingerprints from Pol Pot in a jungle hut to verify his death. They stopped short of an autopsy, wrapping the body in tarpaulins as reporters watched, while skeptics raised questions about the timing and political implications.
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Clinton plan to run FAA like a business gains attention
Vice President Al Gore previewed a proposal to let the Federal Aviation Administration charge fees for services and operate more like a business. The plan, tied to the National Performance Review, would require congressional approval and aims to modernize air traffic control while improving value for users despite funding concerns.
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Weekend Rain Clears for Bright Next Few Days
After Sundays thunderstorms the sun returns for the next two days with partly cloudy skies. Highs near 70 on Monday and 76 on Tuesday with overnight lows around 50.
Court rejects using selling back company name
SAN FRANCISCO A federal appeals court ruled that registering a company name as an Internet domain to extort money by selling it back violates trademark laws. The 9th Circuit upheld a judge’s order against Dennis Toeppen who registered panavision.com and offered to relinquish it for 13000 dollars to Panavision International.
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Bombings injure three in Virginia county attack
In Louisa County two homemade bombs left outside a home and restaurant exploded injuring three people four months after a pregnant woman was killed by a blast in the same county. Police urged calm and reports of suspicious objects as residents remained uneasy.
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