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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2000

Page

3

Fuel Tank Explosion Tied to Flight 800 Crash Cause

Federal investigators say vapors in the fuel tank exploded aboard TWA Flight 800, killing 230. A possible ignition source is an electrical short, but insufficient wreckage hinders certainty. The hearing examines aging aircraft maintenance as witnesses recount the crash near Long Island on July 17, 1996.

Washington TWA Ocean Robert Swaim National Transportation Safety Board Swaim Long Island N.Y NTSB Joseph Kelly Kelly New York John F. Kennedy Airport Paris Montoursville

NIH Opens Door to Research on Embryo Cells

The Clinton administration releases guidelines enabling federally funded work on fertilized human eggs. Embryonic stem cells may aid treatment of diabetes and Alzheimer's, but opponents insist the policy still funds embryo destruction. Regulations require cells come from frozen embryos slated for discard and prohibit using federal funds to destroy embryos.

NIH Washington Clinton National Institutes of Health

Arkansas Rep Dickey backs embryo donor restrictions in stem cell bids

Rep. Jay Dickey R Ark argues rules curb embryo market and bar donors from directing stem cell recipients. An anonymous advocate says rules ensure donors know embryos won t survive extraction and cells go to patients. Opponents threaten to halt effort. Dickey says laws should prevent dismembering a living being.

Jay Dickey R-Ark Dickey

Violence disrupts The Source Hip Hop Awards in Pasadena

The second annual awards show for rap music at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium was cut short as a fight broke out and audience members bombarded police with bottles and discs. No arrests or injuries reported. Dr Dre and Ice Cube received lifetime achievement honors. show sponsored by The Source and taped for UPN. Network notes uncertainty about broadcast.

Pasadena Calif Pasadena Civic Auditorium UPN Net New York Miami Dr. Dre Ice Cube The Source Magazine

Reno Rejects Special Counsel in Gore Fundraising Probe

New York AP reports Attorney General Janet Reno will not appoint a special prosecutor to probe 1996 fund raising tied to Vice President Al Gore. Reno declined the recommendation of Robert Conrad Jr., the Justice Department campaign finance unit head, marking a third rejection of an independent counsel suggestion. Gore says he did not know the temple event funding was a fundraiser, and transcripts show questions about a Los Angeles April 29 fundraiser.

NEW York Janet Reno al Gore New York Times Reno Justice Department Robert J. Conrad Jr Gore Dalu the Times Conrad California Democratic National Committee Clinton-Gore Arlen Spector R-Pa DNC Los Angeles White House Clinton

Debby Nears Florida as Storm Weathers Caribbean

Hurricane Debby grazed Puerto Rico and nearby islands then moved over warm waters toward the Bahamas and Florida. Forecasters expect winds to reach 105 mph by Friday near Miami as warnings and watches cover Turks and Caicos, parts of the Bahamas, and Dominican Republic shores. One death in San Juan occurred when a man fell from a roof while removing an antenna, as officials urge vigilance.

San Juan Puerto Rico Debby Bahamas Florida Miami Krissy Williams National Hurricane Center Dominican Republic Grand Turk Elizabeth Hirst Jeb Bush Turks and Caicos Haiti Cuba Cane Watch South Florida Williams U.S U.S. Virgin Islands Antigua Anguilla Gene Walker Virgin Islands

Wild horses adopt program accused of slaughter risk

The Fund for Animals filed a motion in U S District Court alleging the Bureau of Land Management failed to enforce a 1997 settlement requiring adopters to sign affidavits pledging not to sell adopted wild horses for slaughter or rodeos. The group cites cases of horses sold to butchers within months of adoption, while adopters deny wrongdoing.

Reno Nev U.S. District Court Fund For Animals Bureau of Land Management Andrea Lococo Animal Group Tom Gorey Washington

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