Akutan Volcano Rumbles Prompting Evacuations and Flight Delays
An Aleutian island volcano near Akutan rumbled to life triggering frequent quakes that damaged pipes and walls. About 40 residents were flown to Dutch Harbor while 500 seasonal cannery workers remain on island. officials warn eruption could occur with little warning, potentially affecting North Pacific air routes and jet engines.
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Clinton signs stopgap spending bill to avert shutdown
President Clinton signed a stopgap spending bill delaying a broad budget impasse with a Republican Congress. The measure preserves federal payrolls and programs through March 22 while negotiations continue on spending priorities.
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Italian elite scandal deepens across Rome and Milan
Records from a bugged ashtray reveal bribe allegations touching judges and Berlusconi allies. Probes expand to Forza Italia as Stefania Ariosto, code named Omega, describes money changing hands and threats, amid a broader corruption wave with multiple indictments and a high-profile judge arrest.
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Hackers publish CIA secrets online sparking debate
Edward Cummings pleaded guilty to possession of illegal telephone devices and tampering with evidence. A Long Island hacker group published on the Web lists of Secret Service radio frequencies and agent code names claiming government persecution. Secret Service officials say the material was not secret, but the case highlights tensions over online information.
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Free flight plan lets pilots pick own air paths
FAA unveils a decade long plan for free flight allowing pilots to choose routes, altitudes, and speeds to favor winds and storms. Controllers will monitor and intervene to prevent conflicts improving safety and reducing airline costs, with full implementation taking about ten years.
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Online TV and Web Panels Highlight Monday Schedule
Tribune Media Service lists upcoming online programs with Guy Gallo Ray Billingsley Noel Ignatier Ariel Peter and Gregg Latterman hosting sessions on Microsoft Network America Online and Nickelodeon Online. Authors professors entrepreneurs discuss writing film scripts comics ethnicity and self employment. The Daily Journal World online paper updates daily at 6 a.m. and is accessible at www LJWorld com.
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Friday's ACCESS POLL RESULTS on US terrorism aid
A Friday ACCESS poll asks whether the United States should spend 100 million dollars to fight terrorism in another country. The poll gauges public opinion on foreign aid and security policy amid ongoing global threats.
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