Florida zoo owner charged with cruelty to animals
Romulus Scalf, owner of Steel City Zoo about 60 miles west of Tallahassee, was charged with cruelty to animals after deputies found him feeding live puppies to his snakes alligators and large cats. He previously told The News Herald that he fed some unwanted puppies dropped at the zoo, claiming options for euthanizing strays.
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FDA advisers back balloon insert for urinary leakage control
The FDA may approve the Reliance Urinary Control Insert by UroMed Corp. after scientific advisors unanimously supported the device to help millions of women manage stress incontinence. The tampon-like plug uses a urethral balloon, but about 28 percent of long term users could face urinary tract infections.
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IBM to Build Ultra Fast Megacomputer for Nuclear Simulation
Washington report says IBM will construct a 94 million ultrasupercomputer for the U S government to simulate nuclear explosions without actual testing. Targeting 3 trillion operations per second and 2.5 trillion bytes of memory, the machine would become the world’s most powerful thinking engine, enabling mathematical models for weapon design without detonations.
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Hijacker with fake bomb surrenders to Miami FBI
A Madrid to Havana Iberia DC-10 was hijacked by a man claiming a bomb and demanded landing in Miami. The plane landed at Miami International Airport and Saad'o Mohamed Ibrahim, 27, surrendered to police. All 231 aboard were evacuated safely. The device was a hoax. Ibrahim faces air piracy charges with a minimum 20 year sentence.
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Judge orders O J Simpson lawyers to surrender evidence
A Santa Monica judge pressed O J Simpson defense counsel to turn over a wide range of potential evidence requested by the plaintiffs in the civil case. The judge cited diary entries, sweatshirts, answering machine messages, gloves, letters, and possible trial documents, warning the team to act realistically and promising compliance.
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Nicole Brown Simpson Photos Sold By Sister for Tabloid Cash
Dominique Brown testified in the wrongful death case against Dr. Simpson that Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister sold topless photos of Nicole and pictures of her children to a supermarket tabloid for 32,500 dollars. The lawyer said two of the four Mexico photos showed Nicole topless and were sold to the National Enquirer for 25,000 dollars.
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Cuba Remains Optimistic On Castro Revolution
Fidel Castro addressed tens of thousands in Holguin praising Cuba’s 9.6 percent GDP rise in the first half and saying Helms Burton has not achieved its aims. He warned of ongoing sacrifices as Cuba remains in the special period after losing Soviet aid while noting the economy is growing faster than since the 1980s.
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Newman donates 40000 to inner city youth charity
London based group started by a Falklands veteran receives a 40000 donation from Paul Newman. Ursual Hotchner presents the check to Simon Weston as Newman films a new movie. After tax profits from Newman's Own total about 70 million to date with over 1000 youths aged 16 to 18 aided.
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Clinton rejects clemency for spy Pollard in clemency denial
President Clinton denied a clemency plea from convicted spy Jonathan Pollard after more than a decade in prison. He cited the enormity of the crime and damage to U.S. security. The decision drew Israeli and Jewish group opposition, with Pollard's wife Esther threatening a hunger strike.
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