Missing engine log page casts doubt on ship seaworthiness
A cut page from the Bright Field freighter's engine log covers two days before the crash into the Riverwalk mall in New Orleans. It may contain notes on a failing engine pump that left the ship nearly powerless, fueling concerns about evidence in the Coast Guard and NTSB investigation. The incident injured 116 people and damaged shops and a Hilton hotel.
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Deep Freeze Persists With Weekend Warmup Expected
The deep freeze continues with relief arriving Saturday as milder air arrives under partly cloudy skies. Tonight’s low stays below freezing, while Sunday trends higher with a mid 50s high and upper 30s low. Sunset today is 5 24 p m and sunrise tomorrow 7 27 a m. High yesterday 39 and low yesterday 32.
Cyrus to dine with Clinton at White House
Billy Ray Cyrus will dine Saturday night with President Clinton after meeting on the campaign trail. Brigitte Bardot faces trial for racial bias after criticizing sheep slaughter in a case that could bring a year in prison and a $60,000 fine.
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Flu strain tightens grip across 38 states this season
The flu infects hundreds at job training centers nursing homes and campuses with a Wuhan strain blamed for most cases. CDC expert Nancy Arden notes spread is earlier than average with expectation it will reach every state by season's end. Parke Davis recalled 11 vaccine batches last month due to weak Wuhan strain protection.
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Milwaukee
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Carl Sagan Dies After Battle With Illness in Seattle
Renowned science popularizer Carl Sagan died of pneumonia after a two year illness. The Ithaca resident and Pulitzer Prize winner rose to fame with Cosmos and his engaging explanations of the universe. He is survived by his wife, sister, Carl Sagan Greene, five children, and a grandson.
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Peru rejects rebel hostage release demand
Peru's government refused to free jailed Tupac Amaru members in exchange for hostage release. The decision followed a cabinet meeting after rebels seized hundreds at the Japanese ambassador’s party and threatened killings unless demands were met. Vic tor Polay and other leaders remain imprisoned.
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Peru
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Victor Polay
BLS doubts quick fix for CPI bias
The head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics says only about 0.25 point of the 1.1 point CPI upward bias is verifiable and changes would require two more years of study. She rejects fixes aimed at easing budget problems and cites lack of supporting research for the remaining 0.85 point.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Katharine Abraham
Abraham
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
Public notice lists office hours and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. It includes publisher information, mailing addresses, and monthly to yearly subscription prices for various delivery options.
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Aiken Standard
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