Navy seeks firm to store napalm and destroy jellied gasoline
Navy and Battelle seek a company with permits to destroy 12,000 gallons of Vietnam era napalm en route to Pollution Control Industries. Pollution Control backed out of a $24 million subcontract, delaying disposal as the load moves through Oklahoma toward Missouri and Chicago. Escobar ranch seized by Colombia handed to displaced families with president Samper speaking on land reform.
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Washington
Navy
California
Chicago
Ind
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Navy and Battelle Memorial Institute
Yocum
Puerto Triunfo
Colombia
Pablo Escobar
Magdalena River
Bogota
Escobar
Napoles
Ernest Samper
Medellin Cartel
Drug dissolves leg clots may spare surgery
A study of 544 patients tested urokinase first for leg artery blockages. Bleeding risks rose with urokinase but about one third avoided eventual surgery, while overall death or amputation rates were similar to immediate surgery.
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Boston
Town not placated by apology over Fitanie credits
In Dalbeattie Scotland residents reject the makers of Fitanie apology and an $8000 fund donation for William Murdoch. They demand credits reflect the official record of Murdoch as a brave first officer who aided lifeboat evacuees and perished aboard the ship.
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Dalbeattie
Scotland
William Murdoch
20Th Century Fox
Murdoch
Heen
Stolen Grandma Moses paintings return to Bennington Museum
Two wooden crates arrived at the Bennington Museum containing seven Grandm a Moses paintings stolen 14 years earlier from Margaret Carr's Rose Valley home. The mystery shipper behind the recovery remains unsolved. The FBI and Pennsylvania State Police reopened the probe as paintings hang in the museum.
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Bennington
Bennington Museum
Grandma Moses
Deborah Federden
New England
Rose Valley
Margaret Carr
FBI
Pennsylvania
New York City
New York
Quakertown
Ms. Federden
Anna Mary Robertson
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Ms. Carr
Cancer scans show high rate of false alarms in yearly mammograms
Boston area study finds a woman with annual mammograms after age 40 faces a 50 percent chance of at least one false positive over 10 years and a 19 percent chance of an unnecessary biopsy. Researchers urge better patient preparation and more precise screening tech while affirming mammograms save lives.
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Boston
Barton
Daniel Kopans
Massachusetts General Hospital
Internet use surges as shoppers join World Wide Web
The Commerce Department reports Internet traffic doubling roughly every 100 days with 62 million Americans now online and many making credit card purchases. By year end 1997 about 10 million in the U S and Canada bought tickets books or cars online up from 7.4 million six months earlier. Business to business e commerce could reach 300 billion by 2002 as firms trim costs and inventories. Commerce Secretary Daley notes digital economy growth while warning consumers to secure data. Edith Sorenson of Houston says she buys books and travels online from trusted sites and feels comfortable.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Canada
America
Commerce
William M. Daley
Department
Dig
Ital
Edith Sorenson
Houston
Ms. Sorenson
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