Alcohol production workshop seen as start of 'rediscovery
DES MOINES crowds of farmers attended a Des Moines seminar on small scale alcohol fuel sponsored by the Iowa Corn Promotion Board and the Iowa Development Commission. ISU's Dr. Steve Marley said the university will produce its first alcohol this summer and noted that backyard stills face permits and bonds to cover liquor taxes.
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Vatican reiterates heaven and hell doctrine in letter
The Vatican, in a letter to bishops on behalf of Pope John Paul II, reaffirmed the Catholic teaching that unrepentant sinners go to hell and repentant souls enter heaven. It warned against doubts about the existence of eternal life and cited eternal punishment for the sinner deprived of God's sight.
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Mexican oil well still out of control
Offshore blowout near Ciudad del Carmen continues to spill around 30,000 barrels daily. A rust brown slick reaches the Gulf of Mexico while relief wells, expected in about two months, may end the longest offshore blowout to date.
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DC-10s fly again as Laker vows legal action
London and Gatwick welcomed the resumption of full DC-10 service to the United States by Laker Airways and British Caledonian after FAA lifted a 37 day ban following the Chicago crash. Sir Freddie Laker pledged to sue anyone sueable while passengers celebrated with champagne on Skytrain to New York and Los Angeles.
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Seismic tests move at Niagara Falls research site
A rock mass above Niagara Falls began to shift while a rusty seismic sensor previously flagged as faulty is now working. Project expert Robert Anderson will fly in from Mississippi to perform additional tests as Niagara Frontier Park Authority closes Terapin Point observation area over the activity.
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American dies sleeping on Pamplona wall during Fiesta
Robert Gerald Groh of New York City died in Pamplona after rolling off a grass overgrown section of a medieval rampart where he slept. The 25 year old was among foreigners drawn to the San Fermin fiesta and the bull run. The tragedy stands alongside Bastille Day festivities across France marked by a reduced military parade due to the energy crisis.
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Embassy firebombing targets U S in San Salvador
Anti American leftist activists threw firebombs at the U S embassy in San Salvador and hung banners on its walls early Saturday police said no injuries were reported and damage was minor The incident prompted police to inspect for further threats.
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