Demolition planned for Aberdeen chemical weapons lab site
A four story building at Aberdeen Proving Grounds once used for chemical weapons testing will be demolished under an international treaty. The Army shut the plant in 1986 after leaks. a cleanup followed. Separate cases involve Korean airliner victims' relatives seeking damages over international waters and US moves to shut Northern California medical marijuana clubs. Microsoft seeks clearer definition of "other product" in Windows 95 licensing.
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No Regrets as Bus Stop Attack Changes Life
Jeannie VanVelkinburgh, paralyzed by a downtown Denver shooting that killed Oumar Dia, says she has no regrets for intervening to help a stranger. The 19-year-old suspect Nathan Thill faces murder and ethnic intimidation charges while VanVelkinburgh trains arms through pain, aims for a GED, and receives nationwide support and fundraising to cover medical costs.
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Settlement looming in Texas tobacco trial talks
Texas eyed a $14.5 billion out of court settlement over smoking health costs and fraud claims as negotiators moved to avert a high profile trial in Texarkana. Judge Folsom delayed jury selection 48 hours while talks progress and broad nonmonetary issues remain to be resolved.
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Clinton touts college opportunities in Texas rally
President Clinton, on a Texas trip, touted the Hope Scholarship tax credit up to 1500 dollars per student for two years and said money is no longer an obstacle to college. He spoke at Mission High School’s Tom Landry Stadium where thousands cheered and he greeted supporters after the speech.
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