Bentley Lingerie recalls 30000 children's robes over flammability
The CPSC says the Esleep Junior robes fail federal standards and can cause serious burn injuries. Sold in JC Penney stores nationwide from July 1998 to April 1999, the green or blue polyester sleepwear cost about 25 dollars. Stop using the robes and return to the store for a refund. call 888 330 3803 for details.
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Clinton plan would let police search private computers
The Justice Department drafted legislation allowing sealed warrants to enter homes and crack computer security to search for passwords and override encryption. The Washington Post quoted an Aug 4 memo noting file scrambling software aids crime from drug trafficking to terrorism and child pornography. James Dempsey of the Center for Democracy and Technology questioned the justification.
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Army to proceed with missile defense tests skip third
The Pentagon said the Army will skip a planned third test after two successful intercepts of a high altitude missile. The move allows moving to the next phase of THAAD development, central to providing missile protection for U.S. and allied forces abroad.
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Serb opposition demands Milosevic resign
Belgrade saw a mass demonstration with over 100,000 Serbs calling for Slobodan Milosevic to resign within 15 days or face ongoing protests and strikes. Led by opposition figure Zoran Djindjic, the rally urged a transition under experts to repair the economy and normalize Western relations.
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Lutherans approve Episcopal merger pact in historic move
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America voted 716 to 317 to form a full communion alliance with the Episcopal Church, allowing clergy exchanges and shared sacraments as 7.9 million members in 18,000 congregations unite. Opponents objected to historic episcopate rules, while supporters hailed a unifying step for scarce resources and mission work. The Episcopal Church awaits approval next year.
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Classroom crowding to continue in U S
A Department of Education report warns classrooms nationwide will be more crowded this fall due to a baby boom echo and children of immigrants. Enrollments in K–12 will reach 53.2 million in 1999 with growth through 2006, elevating demand for teachers and school construction funding.
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Helicopter pilot fined after Streisand wedding disturbance
A helicopter pilot pleaded no contest to disturbing the peace for flying too close to Barbra Streisand’s outdoor wedding on July 1 1998 at her estate. He was fined 500 dollars, grounded 30 days, and placed on two years probation with 100 hours of community service. The incident occurred as 15 helicopters hovered for guests.
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Runaway Bride speeds past 100 million in 19 days
A romance comedy starring Julia Roberts Richard Gere and Garry Marshall rockets to 100 million in just 19 days tying the fastest pace for a film to reach the mark. My Best Friend's Wedding previously held the record at 37 days. Cronkite clashes with Trump over East Side condo tower as safety and permitting concerns surface amid construction tensions.
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Phil Wilke Reports From j W Wire On Local Updates
Phil Wilke compiles a roundup from j W Wire Reports detailing contemporary city events, weather shifts, and community notices. The dispatch highlights public safety updates, municipal plans, and upcoming local meetings affecting residents.
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