DENVER RADAR SYSTEMS FAILED AT DIA IN 1995
The Denver Post reports key radar and computer systems at Denver International Airport failed 75 percent of the time over six months in 1995. Logs show 135 of 181 days from May through October with breakdowns. FAA equipment intended to boost safety and efficiency proved far less reliable. In August no day had all systems functioning properly.
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Leopard Finds Unwanted Guest in Meerut Home
Ram Prakash Agarwal returned home to find a leopard sprawled on his guest room bed in Meerut, about 75 miles east of New Delhi. After a 10 hour standoff, New Delhi Zoo officials tranquilized and removed the animal, unsure how it entered a crowded residential area far from forests.
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Senator hints at Whitewater cover up and Clinton role debated
Senator Alfonso D Amato and Rep William Clinger said newly produced billing records raise questions about Hillary Clinton and her involvement in Whitewater and Castle Grande. They cite 68 Madison Guaranty meetings and 14 calls with Seth Ward, arguing its inconsistencies contradict her sworn statements of minimal work. Ann Lewis and Robert Bennett defended Mrs Clinton, while D Amato urged more cooperation from the White House.
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Mostar faces peril as EU rule teeters under tension
In Mostar Bosnia tensions rise as NATO patrols guard streets. EU administrator warns the peace plan could collapse if Muslims and Croats cannot unite. NATO cools patience amid firings and two killings. Koschnick urges reinforcement. Mostar tests a fragile peace bridge.
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Germany
Keiko the whale finds new home at Oregon coast aquarium
Keiko the whale from Free Willy arrives in Newport after a 20 hour journey from Mexico City. A 2 million gallon tank awaits him at the Oregon Coast Aquarium with a daily diet of 300 pounds of fresh fish. Thousands cheered in rain as Keiko greeted his new surroundings, in a move funded by 7 million dollars in donations from around the world.
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Online chat lineup from Tribune services
Major computer services preview lists TV and film stars and experts chatting online on AOL CompuServe Prodigy and more. Highlights include Pat Richardson Shawn Wayans Hector Elizondo Dan Hurley and Walter Anderson with topics from home improvement acting fitness and UFO footage to postal trends and daily life tips.
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Don Ecker
UFO Magazine
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Walter Anderson
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Jim Carey
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Child Found After America’s Most Wanted Episode
An 8-year-old Seattle boy and his alleged kidnapper were located in a Manhattan hotel within hours of being featured on America’s Most Wanted. FBI agents held Jason J. Murphy, 19, on a kidnapping and child molestation fugitive warrant, while Nicholas Sullivan was taken to a New York medical facility in good health.
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Budget battle impact on tax filing timing debated
A looming budget fight raises questions about potential changes to tax filing timelines and deadlines. Experts warn of possible delays if lawmakers fail to pass funding before the tax season. Public agencies stress no immediate changes unless new legislation is enacted.
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