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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1998
Page
3
Overnight host Art Bell announced his final broadcast on Coast to Coast after citing a threatening event affecting his family. The program, heard by about 15 million listeners on over 400 stations, aired from his Pahrump home as Bell, 51, signed off around 3 a.m.
A 25 year old woman Elizabeth Pugh and her 1 year old daughter Kayla Stinson died when their two door Toyota drove into a lake near Raccoon Lake Hollandsburg. Melissa Stinson survived after escaping. Road signs and lights reportedly did not prevent the tragedy.
A Northwest Airlines DC-9 flight from Charlotte to the Twin Cities diverted to Indianapolis after passengers felt dizzy and nauseated. Mechanics found soap in a water cooling pack in the air conditioning system. Northwest spokesman Jim Faulkner said the abnormal finding was the sole oddity on the plane and the cause remains unclear.
Witness testified that Sun Diamond Growers expected access to top Agriculture Department officials after Clinton won the 1992 election. The former official cited notes showing lobbyists and Sun Diamond executives discussing influence with newly elected Democrats, including Espy. Petty’s notes mention Sun Diamond’s ties to the new administration and Espy’s potential influence.
Washington AP The Energy Department spent 2.5 billion over a decade to develop cleanup technologies for nuclear sites but used fewer than a fifth of them. The GAO criticized OST for funding tech without site input and for lax rules on continuing funding. About 22 percent of funded technologies were claimed as used, though GAO estimates 13 to 18 percent. Gerald Boyd said deployment will rise, while Rep Bliley called it unfocused.
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