Jetliner Probe Finds No Clues To Cause Of Crash
Investigators in Guam report no immediate clues to what caused Korear Air Flight 801 to crash after the cockpit crew contacted the control tower for landing clearance and extended the landing gear before the jet struck a hill.
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Wreckage analysis leaves crash cause unclear in Guam
Preliminary data from the Boeing 747 wreck in Guam shows flames and debris as investigators say it is too early to determine the crash cause. The disaster killed 225 people en route from Seoul to Guam.
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Million Dollar Alienation of Affection Case Shocks Nation
Dorothy Hutelmyer sued Margie Cox after her husband Joseph Hutelmyer left for his secretary. A North Carolina jury awarded $1 million to Dorothy for breaking up their marriage in a landmark alienation of affection case. Dorothy says she acted to protect her family, not for revenge.
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Replacements prep for risky Mir repair mission
Two newly arrived cosmonauts checked Mir as they prepare to salvage the 11 year old station. The replacement crew will overlap with Tsibliyev and Lazutkin for a week and review escape procedures.
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Discovery astronauts test 5 foot robotic arm on shuttle
NASA astronauts Jan Davis and Stephen Robinson tested a new 5 foot robotic arm on Discovery during orbit. The $100 million prototype from Japan aims at precise work on the planned international space station and tasks include loosening bolts and lifting a small box while a satellite gathers ozone data.
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White House narrows focus on veto decision
President Clinton left the golf course for the Oval Office to consider which items in the tax and spending bills to strike with his first line item veto. White House officials say a decision is due by midnight Monday, with officials noting there will be other opportunities if not used now.
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FDA eases limits on direct drug ads to consumers
The FDA loosened TV and radio advertising rules for prescription drugs. Manufacturers may tout benefits if they provide a quick way to learn about side effects, such as a toll free number. The move ends ads that only name drugs without explaining their purpose.
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Aiken Standard Subscriber Information and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays and provides switchboard and subscription numbers. It includes pricing for home county and other mail delivery, delivery expectations, and circulation service hours.
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Alken
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