Mystery of Jesse James buried as outlaw confirmed
Forensic findings in 1995 and 1996 concluded the remains in Mount Olivet Cemetery Kearney Missouri are those of Jesse James with the likely cause of death a 45 caliber head wound. The case settles decades of debate over his true fate and legacy as an American folk figure.
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Kearney
Missouri
Jesse
Frank
Midwest
Del
Los Angeles
Robert Ford
Mr. Howard
Ford
Wyoming
Michael Finnegan
Mount Olivet Cemetery
James
James E. Starrs
George
Washington University
Deadline reminders for church, real estate and life notes
Public notices list submission rules for Camp Tanager and church pages. Items must be written with a daytime phone number and delivered by set deadlines before Sunday publication. Calls provided: 398 8320 398 8386 and 368 8573.
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Camp Tanager
Gazette Cashier
Call
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Lauds Soy Ink and Recycling Drive
The Gazette promotes agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St. SW or at the nearest recycling site.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Campaigns woo undecided voters in a tight race
Undecided voters, mainly women with limited education and from small towns, may decide the 2000 race. Polls show about 10 percent truly undecided with many others leaning yet uncommitted between Gore and Bush. Independent voters and swing blocs are pivotal as debates loom.
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Tracey Jones
Bush
Jones
D.C
Smith
al Gore
Molly Lorton
Centreville
Lorton
Gore
Bush and Gore Clash for Undecideds in Key Voter Groups
The undecided voters split by demographics show Gore leading among women, lower income, and less educated groups, while Bush leads among small town and rural segments. National studies from Michigan and Pew note these divides as the race tightens.
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Gore
Bush
GOP
Linda Divall
Pew Research Center For the People and the Press
Kenny Smith
Orlando, Fla
Unfit StarLink corn found in Taco Bell taco shells
A StarLink biotech corn possibly in human food triggers federal concern. EPA official Stephen Johnson warns of licensing violations while FDA opens an investigation into the unlawful presence in consumer products.
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Washington Post
Washington
Stephen Johnson
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Food and Drug Administration
States largely skip federal barred contractor list checks
An Associated Press review found more than half of the states hire contractors without regularly checking the federal list of companies barred from federal business. Fourteen states do not check the list, about 20 check only occasionally, and some began checks after the AP inquiry. Iowa reportedly checks the list. The federal list, managed by the General Services Administration, covers roughly 24 000 entities for issues from drug free workplace violations to embezzlement.
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Washington
Associated Press
Iowa
Russia's vast power network struggles with unpaid bills
Russia's state controlled Unified Energy Systems faces a growing debt crisis with about 5 billion dollars owed by subsidiaries including secret military sites and the Plesetsk space center. Dispatches show outages at missile bases over arrears and warning of more cuts unless funds arrive.
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UES
Plesetsk
Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Nounced
Ing
Russia
Atlantis crew closes space station visit after Roundup of gear
Space shuttle Atlantis astronauts closed the doors on the international space station mission after stocking the outpost with more than 6000 pounds of supplies. They installed a toilet oxygen generator and treadmill and boosted the station to a 240 mile orbit. Expedition One to launch Oct 30 aboard a Russian rocket.
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Fila
Atlantis
International Space Station
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