Engine from a Northwest jet found on Florida cattle farm
A 3,500 pound Pratt & Whitney engine from Northwest Flight 5 was discovered Friday on a Madison County cattle farm. It fell Thursday from a Boeing 727 en route from Miami to Minneapolis, diverting to Tampa where it landed safely with 139 passengers and six crew. The NTSB will inspect the part before moving it for further testing.
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Bush releases 184.6 million in disaster aid for Hugo and quake
President Bush announced 184.6 million dollars in disaster relief for California quake and Hurricane Hugo. Funds fund school reconstruction in Virgin Islands Puerto Rico and several states, transfer of patients to Veterans Administration hospitals, debris removal, and repair of federal parks and medical facilities.
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Gadhafi invites Jews to Libya amid Europe critique
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi warned Eastern Europe against adopting Western capitalism and multiparties, saying such systems would cause unemployment and crises. He also said Libya would welcome Jews, calling Zionism oppressive and inviting Jews to return to Libya.
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Rat-smashing art sparks protest at Vancouver library
Animal rights groups condemn Rick Gibson's plan to squash Sniffy the rat with a 55 pound block as performance art at the Vancouver Public Library. SPCA says death need only be quick to avoid illegal cruelty, while activists vow to try stopping the display.
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Gorbachev keeps January talks with foreigners disputed
Radio Moscow said Gorbachev has not canceled all January meetings with foreigners and plans to meet UN chief Perez de Cuellar in mid January. Reports of canceled talks with Neil Kinnock caused market jitters while Lithuania plans and border clashes with Azerbaijanis drew attention at home.
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Noriega stripped of rank as Panama’s government acts
In Panama City the new civilian government ousted Manuel Antonio Noriega by removing his rank as general and firing him as defense chief. The decree also dismissed 39 officers including Noriega’s former staff, while U.S. officials say about 200 Noriega loyalists remain at large and could disrupt activities. Lt. Gen. Carl Stiner said the aim is to capture their leadership, noting Dignity Battalion holdouts.
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Weather outlook for Kansas zones 15 14 16 and others
Kansas forecasts show clear nights with lows 20 to 25 for zones 15 14 16. Sunday turns mostly sunny with highs 55 to 60 in zones 1 2 4 7 and mid to upper 50s in zones 9 12 17 and 14 15 16. Winds West Southwest varying 5 to 15 mph across zones.
Local forecast and Clinton Lake report update
Tonight clear and 25 with light southwest winds. Sunday mostly sunny reaching 55 with north winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunday night mostly clear 27 with south-southwest winds up to 25 mph. Monday sunny 55 with south winds 5 to 10 mph. Clinton Lake report notes 99 percent ice cover, lake level 875.45 feet, normal 875.5 feet.
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Court overturns tobacco verdict in Cipollone case
A Third Circuit panel in Philadelphia overturned a Newark jury verdict awarding Rose Cipollone 400 000 after finding no proven link that Liggett misrepresented smoking health risks. The ruling also makes it easier for future plaintiffs by reinstating broader claims while noting Cipollone may have shared some responsibility for continuing to smoke.
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Eisenhower granddaughter to wed Soviet adviser Sagdeev
Susan Eisenhower, Dwight Eisenhower's granddaughter, will marry Roald Z. Sagdeev, adviser to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, in a Feb 9 Moscow civil ceremony followed by a blessing at the U.S. Embassy, Sagdeev said from Washington.
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Travel outlook for Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado
Missouri will see clear to partly cloudy skies through Sunday with daytime highs in the 40s to lower 50s and overnight lows ranging from the 20s to low 30s. Nebraska remains fair through the weekend with temperatures in the upper teens to mid-20s at night and daytime highs in the upper 40s to mid-50s. Oklahoma Sunday brings cloudy skies southeast with scattered light rain ending Sunday. lows near 20 in the panhandle to around 40 in the southeast. highs 53 to 60. Colorado varies from north cloudier to south sunny with highs from the upper 20s to 30s in the mountains and southwest, around 40s in the east. lows from the mid-teens to mid-20s in the east. Road contacts Kansas Highway Patrol 1-296-3192 and Kansas Turnpike Authority 843-8250.
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