Angry U S hockey players trash rooms in Nagano
Riotous behavior by U S hockey players at the Nagano Olympics saw three apartments vandalized, ten chairs broken, and fire extinguishers emptied. Restitution offered by USA Hockey and NHL after damage estimated at 3000 dollars. organizers criticized the act as unprofessional.
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Germ warfare plot leads to two arrests in Henderson
LAS VEGAS two men Larry Wayne Harris 46 of Lancaster Ohio and William Leavitt 47 of Las Vegas and Logandale Nevada faced federal charges after an informant reported they sought to test an anthrax supply for 20 million dollars The FBI tailed them by ground and air and detained them in Henderson They allegedly planned to buy testing equipment for 2 million upfront and 18 million later Authorities described Harris as a white supremacist with prior talk of releasing bubonic plague in New York subways The men contest the charges insisting the material was a livestock vaccine not illegal to possess The case hinges on whether the anthrax was military grade and how dangerous the material in the car might be The FBI emphasized community safety while investigations continue
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Clinton to order patient rights bill of rights
President Clinton issues a consumer bill of rights for patients in federal health programs and urges private sector adoption. Executive order protects over 80 million with standards for care, direct access to specialists, emergency visits, external appeals, and disclosure of service information. Federal agencies begin compliance by next year.
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Scientists identify hunger hormone in brain cells
Researchers report a brain hormone that acts as appetite stimulant. Isolated substance makes lab animals ravenous and likely affects human hunger. The work appears in Cell and may spur new experiments to regulate appetite in humans.
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Subpoenas issued in Microsoft antitrust probe link AOL MCI
The Justice Department subpoenas executives from America Online and MCI Communications as part of an antitrust sweep concerning Microsoft. Documents and contracts with Microsoft are sought to determine whether the firms favored Internet Explorer over Netscape Navigator. The Wall Street Journal cited sources close to the investigation.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Delivery Info
The notice lists subscription prices and delivery details for Aiken Standard including daily and weekend schedules, mailing options, and contact numbers for service. It provides weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates and explains where to address changes and problems.
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