Princeton fusion reactor doubles energy output Friday night
Scientists at Princeton University doubled their record for energy output from a nuclear fusion research reactor plant Friday night. Six ground crew members were killed when an Air National Guard KC-135 exploded during refueling in Milwaukee. Supporters chanted Free Jack now as Dr Jack Kevorkian was wheeled into court to face charges of helping a 72 year old woman commit suicide.
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Fantasy 5 Friday Winning Numbers
The Friday drawing produced a set of winning numbers listed on page A2. No further details are provided in the available text.
Toros win state 5A title in a game at Sun Devil Stadium
A large crowd watched Mesa Mountain View Toros defeat South Mountain Jaguars 38 to 7 to claim the state 5A football title. Officials said the turnout was the biggest high school championship crowd in at least nine years with over 20,000 spectators filling Sun Devil Stadium.
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State narrows Salt River ownership to current channel
State land director Jean Hassell and Gov. Symington announced the Salt River channel, not surrounding lands, as the sole area potentially subject to state ownership if the river is ruled navigable. He pledged no effect on property outside the channel as thousands of title holders near the river worry over possible claims.
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Fear drives demand for personal security devices in valley
Heightened crime worries across the nation and in the Valley push residents toward defense options beyond guns. Rogue Security and Investigations in Mesa reports a 100 percent plus rise in demand in two months as carjackings and fear push people to buy personal alarms, pepper spray, and home alarm systems.
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Gun licensing proposal drew blistering NRA critique
Valley firearm enthusiasts blasted President Clinton's licensing idea as ineffective and dangerous saying criminals would not register and that the plan targets the law abiding. Bob Corbin, President of the National Rifle Association, warned it signals confiscation while focusing on punishing lawful owners rather than criminals.
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Army to Cut 127000 Guard Reserve Jobs Over Six Years
The Pentagon announced reductions totaling about 127,000 National Guard and Reserve positions to 575,000 by end of 1999. Many units will be disbanded as the services shift combat and disaster relief duties. Defense officials say the cutbacks save money and improve response to regional wars and emergencies. Arizona has 13,891 Guard and Reserve personnel with armories in Chandler Tempe and Mesa.
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