Soldier identified from Korean War disappearance buried in West Virginia
The remains of Cpl. Jack L. Walker who vanished July 31, 1950 near Chinju South Korea have been identified and will be buried this month in West Virginia. The Pentagon confirmed the identification by the Army Central Identification Laboratory.
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Gas company to clean up 89 waste sites
The Texas Eastern Corp tentatively agreed to spend about 400 million dollars to clean up 89 toxic waste sites in 14 states along its 10000 mile pipeline and pay 15 million in penalties for PCB disposal violations. The EPA called the settlement the largest it has negotiated, with final approval hoped by year end.
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IRA admits planting bomb at Enniskillen war memorial
The Irish Republican Army said it planted the 40 pound bomb at a Remembrance Day service in Enniskillen that killed 11 civilians and injured 63, claiming it misfired while aimed at soldiers and blaming British scanning devices. Pope John Paul II sent condolences, and Northern Ireland Secretary Tom King condemned the IRA statement as disgraceful.
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Day-care program lowers delinquency in Syracuse study
In a Syracuse based trial, 119 low income children who received intensive day care and family services in early childhood showed a 6 percent juvenile delinquency rate a decade later versus 22 percent in a control group. Dr J Ronald Lally, now with Far West Lab, led the study funded by the William T Grant and Harris Foundations.
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Deaver Visit to White House Questioned in Trial
Former national security adviser McFarlane testified that Michael Deaver, after leaving the White House, made an unannounced visit to McFarlane’s office on July 17, 1985, despite warnings it would be improper. Deaver had kept his White House pass until May 1986, with access to offices and tennis courts, and faces perjury charges over lobbying contacts after leaving government.
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