Explosion and fire at Colorado plant injure worker
A blast and blaze at the Utah Pacific plant in Olathe Colorado left one worker dead and another injured. A 43 year old was hospitalized for smoke inhalation in stable condition. Names withheld by officials.
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East Timorese cling to safety two weeks after peacekeepers arrive
In Dili and surrounding hills East Timorese families cling to hiding in mountains and strive for food as 6,000 international troops restore order. Manuel Pinto, a student, describes brothers captured and feared dead while others return only to flee again amid militias and displacement.
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Kosovo disarmament triggers concerns
In Kosovo, peacekeepers warn both Serbs and ethnic Albanians may still hold weapons despite the KLA disbanding. NATO says it has seized illegal arms but cannot specify counts by group. A recent search in Djakovica yielded grenades and rifles as investigations continue.
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Tax credit conversion to monthly payments questioned
A Syracuse University study questions House GOP plans to convert the earned income tax credit from a lump sum to monthly payments. It found that about half of 1998 recipients planned to save part of their refund for moving, tuition, or car costs, suggesting the EITC aids social mobility and monthly budgeting. The research tracked 826 Chicago-area recipients, noting most planned to use refunds for bills and larger purchases.
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Spears says growth spurt boosted her figure not implants
The TV Guide October issue quotes Britney Spears at 17 denying breast implants, attributing her weight gain to a major growth spurt after weighing 105 pounds at signing and reaching 130 pounds, despite ongoing rumors. The interview also notes her rising star from Baby One More Time and public reception.
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