Elephant statue at U N sparks giggles and debate
A 11 foot tall bronze elephant sculpture gifted by Kenya Namibia and Nepal at the United Nations draws laughs over its anatomy during dedication by Secretary General Kofi Annan. Artist Mihail says the piece honors wildlife and enviro protection while a plan to sell nine copies proceeds to fund conservation.
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Air Force speculates on pilot death by own action
Air Force investigators spent 200 interviews to uncover why Captain Craig Button, 32, crashed his A 10 into Gold Dust Peak near Eagle Colorado on April 2 1997. No credible evidence ties sexuality finances or family conflicts to the suicide amid a psychological autopsy that questioned Button s religious beliefs and how they clashed with his career. The Tucson Citizen published parts of the Air Force report noting his devout Jehovah s Witness mother opposed killing and that Button intended to die or be rescued by divine intervention at the last moment.
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