Giuliani promises prosperity in New York during second term
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani vows sustained prosperity, better schools and lower crime as he begins his second term in New York. He frames the city as a resurgence and a global capital with the best days ahead. In related national news, regulators anticipate a court reversal on the long distance market.
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Fossett Prepares For Europe Balloon Round The World
Balloonist Steve Fossett and rival Kevin Alcassi launched from Busch Stadium and a Rockford quarry respectively. Alcassi aborted after a helium leak. Fossett pressed on toward Bermuda at 80 mph from 22 000 feet, aiming to reach Europe by weekend with a 1 million prize at stake for the first to complete the circumnavigation.
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Californians Puff Through New Year as Smoking Ban Hits
In Los Angeles and San Francisco, patrons and workers react as California’s strict no smoking rules take effect at midnight. Smokers cite defiance or addiction while bartenders welcome relief. violations carry warnings, fines, and potential penalties. The Derby club and The Bicycle Club Casino reflect mixed adherence and last puffs before enforcement begins.
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Wine may lower risk of eye disease in adults
New study links moderate wine intake to reduced risk of age related macular degeneration among 45 to 74 year olds. Researchers caution the design cannot prove causation and note beer and liquor showed no effect.
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Defiant Ferret Owners Rally for Legalization in California
About 50 ferret owners marched through Balboa Park in San Diego to protest a state ban on ferret ownership. Organizers say ferrets are safe pets while opponents warn they threaten wildlife and children. current law imposes fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail.
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