Doubts On 747s From Amsterdam To Taipei
In Amsterdam an El Al cargo crash is linked to Boeing 747 freighter incidents. The FAA notes two suspected engine pylon failures in October and December, both possibly due to a structural flaw in the engine pylon to wing connection. An Israeli jet struck a suburban building after losing its right wing engines shortly after takeoff.
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Nrestanirs Repte Transport Ministry
Taiwan
Thomas IE McSweeny
Dutch Aviation Inspectorate
Hungry Fairgoers Enjoy Trinity County Carnival Night
A lively fair in Aiken featured food stalls with hot dogs pizza sausages and classic treats like cotton candy elephant ears and funnel cakes. Families enjoyed midway rides, carnival games, and a standout ride as screams and smiles filled the night amid hot weather and drifting echoes of entertainers.
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Seuss
Marsh McCall
Camille McCall
Tabatha Bowen
Floor
Tere
Breakthrough Signaled In Vietnam MIAs
Washington reports Vietnam agreed to release photos and documents on U S soldiers missing or killed in Southeast Asia signaling a potential breakthrough after 20 years. Officials caution the initial release is only a beginning, with no new evidence that any Americans remain held.
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Bush Clinton campaign swing across key GOP states
President Bush rushed to three states he won in 1988 while Bill Clinton pursued Nevada Missouri and national front runner momentum. Ross Perot announced joining the trail as Al Gore campaigned in Florida and Alabama and Bush aides touted a $550 million V-22 Osprey contract as a political win.
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DST Ends Tonight Reminder for Clocks and Devices
Citizens are urged to set clocks back one hour before bed as Daylight Savings Time ends at 2 am Sunday. The change affects watches locks VCRs computers and timers noting the shift of daylight to morning and earlier dawn and dusk.
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Amattans
Local Readers Invite News Tips and Contacts
Readers are urged to call 618-2311 with tips or story ideas. Names listed include Mary Aponte Cardet of North Augusta Fannie Doby and Lois Morgan of Aiken and Thad Purkey of Desert Hat ings.
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Mary Aponte Cardet
North Augusta
Fannie Doby
Aiken
Lois Morgan
Thad Purkey
Desert Hatings
Misdiagnosis Ends Six-Year AIDS Ordeal for John Kuivenhoven
John Kuivenhoven says six years of AIDS treatment, layoffs, and pain ended when doctors declared he never had the disease. He filed a $2 million claim against Kaiser Permanente, alleging sustained treatment for AIDS without an HIV test. His attorney notes the misdiagnosis left him with shattered livelihood and hope.
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John Kuivenhoven
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Lion
Saiser Permanente Health Maintenance Organization
Paul Wotman
Bradley Production Extended For FMC
Bradley Production extended for FMC due to defense bills funding more than 250 million for new Bradley production and remanufacture. Backlog at 1.6 billion end of September, down from 1.9 billion in 1991. Third quarter income 42 million before items, earnings per share 1.15, sales 976 million, up 1 percent.
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