Oprah says she was shocked by trashy talk on TV
Radnor Pennsylvania AP Oprah Winfrey says she was shocked after sampling rival talk shows and contemplates quitting. In a TV Guide Nov 11 commentary she questions if her era in TV is ending and notes viewers must reject violence sensationalism and trash.
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DNA Testing Aims to Track Bigfoot by Hair Clues
Ohio State University researchers analyze a few hairs from a Pacific Northwest forest to determine if they come from a human or known primate as scientists pursue evidence of Bigfoot. Frank Poirier urges scientific curiosity despite skepticism.
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Bigfoot
Ohio State University
Pacific Northwest Forest
Frank Poirier
Ohio State
Department of Anthropology
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Details
Aiken Standard subscription options are listed including HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL with monthly quarterly and yearly rates. The notice provides publisher details Aiken Communications Inc address P O Box 456 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and requests address change notices be sent to Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Milosevic Angered by Dayton Draft Claims at Bosnia Talks
Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic voiced irritation after accusing U S organizers of misrepresenting a draft agreement during the Bosnia talks at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Mediation aims include sacking Radovan Karadzic and Gen Ratko Mladic and recognizing Bosnia and Croatia with protections for minorities. Milosevic says Holbrooke did not raise these demands.
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Runoff Set In Poland Between Walesa and Kwasniewski
Poland head to a November 19 runoff after Aleksander Kwasniewski led with 34.9 percent and Lech Walesa had 38.3 percent in early results from 22,000 polling stations. Jacek Kuron finished third, Jan Olszewski fourth, and Waldemar Pawlak was sixth amid a cold snowy day.
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Union Vote Ends Strike at Chrysler Windshield Plant
Dearborn workers vote 99 percent to end a four day walkout at Chrysler’s windshield glass plant. Returning to a McGraw Glass Division plant in Detroit, the company expects no production interruptions and notes the strike could have halted minivan plants in Missouri and Ontario.
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NASA sets stage for first space station building by shuttle
After 16 day stay aboard Columbia, NASA plans the second shuttle Mir docking as Atlantis carries a docking tunnel and supplies. The mission marks the first shuttle to perform station building tasks while Columbia returns with seven crew, preparing for an international space station two years away.
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