Bin Laden indicted for murder solicitation in embassy plot
A sealed federal indictment in Manhattan charges Osama bin Laden with soliciting murder as prosecutors pursue terrorism links ahead of the Nairobi and Dar es Salaam embassy bombings. The grand jury investigated bin Laden’s calls for violence against U S citizens, with evidence presented after over a year of inquiry. A separate Sun newspaper report claims Ingrid Pedersen is John Lennon's half sister born in Liverpool to Julia Lennon. Wendy's to make Coca Cola its exclusive soda for a decade, Coca Cola funding $42 million in national ads.
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Pan Am 103 Suspects May Face Scottish Trial Aid Plan
The United States and Britain proposed that two Libyan intelligence agents accused in the Pan Am 103 bombing be tried in a Scottish court seated in the Netherlands. If Libya accepts, U.N. sanctions could be suspended and later lifted with full cooperation. The plan aims to resolve a decade-long impasse and pressure Libya to turn promises into deeds.
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Liverworts Backstage in Plant Evolution Discovery
Indiana University researchers report genetic evidence that modern liverworts are the closest living relatives to early land plants that colonized dry earth about 470 million years ago. Analysis of three ancient intron markers across 352 plant types showed liverworts lack all three, supporting their pivotal role in terrestrial life.
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University of Chicago
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Chicago
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First drug for Crohn's disease OK'd
The FDA approved infliximab as the first medication specifically for Crohn's disease. The drug, marketed as Remicade by Centocor, is a breakthrough in treatment, though not a cure, and will cost about 1,350 to 1,800 dollars per full treatment with several vials per patient.
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Krofft puppets auction highlights Spielberg replica sale
A Steven Spielberg puppet from Krofft puppets sold for 16500 at a weekend auction of Sid and Marty Krofft works. The red shirted, gray suited figure was valued at 3000 to 5000. The sale included many H R Pufnstuf and Lidsville characters. Claudia de Llano did not know the buyer, while Michael and Janet Jackson items also drew interest.
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Demolished arena plaque honors Elvis final concert
Fans disappointed by Market Square Arena demolition will receive a commemorative plaque for Elvis Presley’s final live show on June 26, 1977, at the arena home of the Indiana Pacers. Mayor Goldsmith dedicated the plaque, noting fan letters from Spain and the Netherlands as support.
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Susan Hess Compiles New Wire Report Summary
Susan Hess compiles a concise wire report from the West Coast dispatches, highlighting key events and updates. The item notes standard wire service coverage and cites no specific incidents or dates beyond the compilation context.
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