Wildlife conservationist Adamson reportedly killed in Kenya
Sources say George Adamson, 83, a noted wildlife conservationist who helped captive born lions adapt to the African bush, was killed at a northeastern Kenya game reserve. Police and wildlife officials flew to the camp to investigate amid unconfirmed reports.
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Kenya
George Adamson
Adamson
Joy Adamson
Shaba
Philip Kilonzo
Richard Leakey
Kora
Elijah Sumbeiywo
Shuttle Departs On Piggyback Ride To Florida
Shuttle Columbia arrived at Warner Robins Air Force Base on a modified Boeing 747 after weather delayed its Florida return. The aircraft refueled at Edwards and Sheppard before landing around 5:15 p.m. local time. NASA cited safety concerns for heat shield tiles during re entry amid storms in central Florida.
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Georgia
Florida
California
Robins Air Force Base
Lisa Malone
Kennedy Space Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Edwards Air Force Base
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Columbia
Malone
NASA
Remains Return Talks Advance with Smithsonian Agreement
Officials say groundwork laid for a settlement over the return of Indian skeletal remains. Representative Ben Nighthorse Campbell reports a gentlemen’s agreement on identifying remains and locating their origins to enable repatriation. The talks followed Albuquerque meetings with Smithsonian Secretary Adams Suzan Harjo and Walter Echo-Hawk. The condition is identification or origin localization to permit return.
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Santa FE
N.M
Smithsonian Institution
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
D-Colo
Ignacio, Colo
Campbell
Albuquerque
Smithsonian
Robert McCormick Adams
Suzan Harjo
National Congress of American Indians
Walter Echo- Hawk
Native American Rights Fund
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Contact
Subscriptions and advertising details for the Aiken Standard with contact numbers for classifieds display and news ideas. Includes subscription rates for 3, 6, and 12 months, and mailing address for payments and inquiries.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Poland's Communist Party Pushes for More Cabinet Seats
In Warsaw the Communist Party seeks extra seats in the new government and vows not to surrender to a Solidarity led coalition. Central Committee demands tie to Mazowiecki's cabinet, with requests for defense interior foreign affairs and finance posts.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party Today
Solidarity
Ikowski
Keusz Mazowiecki
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Central Committee
Communist Central Committee
PAP
White House Monitors Hostage Threat Amid Vacation Activities
President Bush while on vacation jogged and boated off Kennebunkport as White House officials tracked a new threat from a pro Iranian extremist group targeting two American hostages in Lebanon. The president attended church with family, swam offshore, and the Coast Guard certified his boat. The militants warned that French ships in the Mediterranean could trigger further actions.
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Cyprus
Lebanon
Iran
Islamic Republic
Joseph Cicippio
Abrar
TANA
Revolutionary Justice Organization
Cicippio
Edward Austin Tracy
France
Mediterranean
Francois Mitterrand
Kennebunkport
Maine
Bush
Middle East
White House
Bob Hall
Anower
Ques
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
La‘man
H. Bruner Jr
Arsahan
Soom Cecippio
Edward Austin
Predicted Gasoline Price Drops Foreseeable Amid Absent Lines
Washington forecasts of summer gas lines and higher prices fade as analysts expect pump prices to slide. Buyers Up and others had warned of a supply squeeze after the Exxon Valdez spill, yet no shortages are reported and demand pressures remain mild, with experts noting a potential crisis risk if a refinery or pipeline incident occurs.
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Washington
Buyers Up
Nader-founded
Publicisen Organization
Dyas
Iin
Ts Week
Actnowished
Dyson
Leftover campaign funds raise ethics questions in Congress
Five months after another retirement Gene Taylor, a Missouri Republican, withdrew 345000 from his old campaign fund. The practice, legal under a 10 year old law, faces scrutiny as Bush proposes banning it and the Senate has already acted. Critics call it a special interest retirement fund while supporters cite personal use rules. Rep Solarz and Rep Rostenkowski are cited with large balances, while House and Senate rules differ on permissible spending after leaving office.
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Congress
Missouri
Gene Taylor
Taylor
Bush
Senate
House
Susan Manes
Common Cause
Manes
Jim Wright
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ni
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