Typhoon Rex floods central Japan killing and displacing thousands
Rainfall from Typhoon Rex inundated rice fields and washed out bridges across central Japan forcing thousands to flee. Officials said 16 killed and 46 injured since Thursday with five missing. NHK put deaths at 17, not confirmed by police. Rex, winds to 80 mph, veered away from Honshu, about 280 miles ENE of Hachijojima, 150 miles south of Tokyo.
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NYC Flight 800 documents ordered for release
U S District Judge Jed Rakoff ordered the FBI and the National Transportation Safety Board to turn over documents from the TWA Flight 800 probe to Boeing Co and other civil litigants. The ruling allows withholding witness names and personal details, with Boeing expressing relief at access to all available information ahead of the civil trial slated for next summer.
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Government asks judge to keep key antitrust claims against Microsoft
The government seeks to block Microsoft's request to dismiss core parts of the antitrust suit while not broadening the case. New evidence alleges Microsoft harmed rivals Intel and Apple to curb competition in tech. Microsoft spokesman Murray dismisses the allegations as groundless, noting collaborative efforts are common and beneficial to consumers. A source says the essence of the complaint remains unchanged.
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Powell buried after praise from justices at funeral
Lewis I. Powell Jr, respected for kindness and grace, was buried after a service at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church attended by all nine current justices and five former Virginia governors. Chief Justice Rehnquist lauded his fair-minded influence. O'Connor praised his kindness and humor.
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Clinton orders Northwest negotiations amid strike stalemate
President Clinton asked Transportation Secretary Slater to restart talks between Northwest Airlines and its striking pilots as a $3 billion strike survival fund cushions a potential long standoff. Pilots have about $65 million in reserve. the carrier canceled 1700 daily flights through Wednesday and warned of broader impacts if the dispute extends.
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Bomb explodes in Algiers market killing dozens
A bomb packed with nails hidden in a television set exploded near a busy market in Algiers, killing at least 17 and wounding about 60 as security forces cordon the area. Witnesses saw two youths place the set before the blast in Bab-el-Oued, a militant stronghold, amid ongoing calls for missing persons investigations.
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Jasmine Guy ends 18 month road trip with wedding
Jasmine Guy married investment broker Terrence Duckette in a private Aug. 22 ceremony ending an 18 month road trip. The actress known from A Different World and Harlem Nights wed after her Chicago tour wrap in Los Angeles. The couple, both lasting first marriages, will honeymoon soon per publicist Tracy Mosh.
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Joaquin Phoenix Strives to Escape River Shadow
Joaquin Phoenix works to outpace his late brother River as he films Return to Paradise and The Yards. He appears gaunt on set, injured emotionally during a scene, and remains a strict vegetarian, sharing views with People magazine. River Phoenix died in 1993 after a drug overdose.
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Bacon to host Guitar Show with heroes as guests
Kevin Bacon will host The Guitar Show with Kevin Bacon a weekly AMFM Radio Networks program where rock guitarists discuss influences and share anecdotes The debut features Eddie Van Halen Brian May and Joe Perry Bacon says he is not the centerpiece but enjoys being in the room with his heroes and learning from them
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Wire Reports Compiled By Karrey Britt Summary
Karrey Britt compiles concise wire reports capturing quick updates from various beats. The digest blends agency notes, brief developments, and notable facts shaping daily news cycles.
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