Clinton plan aims to cut aviation deaths by eighty percent
U S aviation plan to cut fatal accidents by 80 percent over a decade announced by Vice President Al Gore includes stricter engine inspections and mandatory ground warning systems within three years. With rising air travel, officials warn six or seven major accidents annually could occur by 2010 unless rates fall. Florida launches a $50 million anti smoking campaign funded by the state settlement with tobacco makers, using edgy ads aimed at teens and calls for ingredient labeling and movie warning labels. Marion County investigators report a man once on America's Most Wanted, Carl Brodnik Jr, is sought on six felonies for misappropriation and was found in Wyoming after a prior disappearance linked to amnesia. he has a new name.
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Napalm disposal bid faces pullout amid political pressure
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Crickets and animals ride shuttle Columbia into orbit
More than 1,500 crickets join 18 pregnant mice, 135 snails, 152 rats and 223 fish aboard the space shuttle Columbia for a NASA mission. The study targets how the nervous system and gravity sensors adapt to weightlessness, with crickets kept in sealed incubators and later dissected on return to assess physiological changes.
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Dial-a-shrink brings 24/7 psychology via telephone line
Psychology Network, launched from Aventura Florida, offers 24 seven tele counseling with 70 on call psychologists across several states. The service targets busy people with after hours access and aims to connect callers to trained counselors for mood, family, sexual and emotional issues, promising real doctors and immediate support.
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Lennon claims government killed John Lennon for political reasons
Sean Lennon argues in a New Yorker interview that his father faced government threats and suggests a pacifist revolutionary like Lennon could be targeted. He cites Mark Chapman’s 1980 crime and a claimed mental influence, urging readers to consider state actions against dissent. The interview follows other recent, unrelated celebrity notes.
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End of Seinfeld era mystery remains for cast
The No 1 TV comedy on air will exit with confidentiality agreements for all involved. David answers his mother with a firm don’t tell her anything telling The New York Times that the decision is for him to make. Bonnie Raitt experiments with a blended sound on Fundamental. Mitchell Froom feared fans might be alienated but she pushes ahead. Celebrities age dates and birthdays noted.
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Susan Hess Compiles J W Wire Reports Summary
Susan Hess compiles wire reports from J W News Service summarizing notable events, highlights, and quotes sourced from multiple bureaus. The item reflects wire service style with concise briefing and standardized leads for quick publication.
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