Brewers win label battle on alcohol content disclosures
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that breweries may print alcohol content on beer labels as free speech, striking down a 1935 ban and enabling disclosure in 40 states with no prior requirement. Coors challenged the law in 1987, arguing no evidence showed harm from labeling strength.
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Basque attack targets Aznar as Spain eyes election
A car bomb wounded Jose Maria Aznar and 16 others in Madrid. Aznar, unharmed beyond a scratch, led a heavy security escort as he stated he was OK. The bombing, linked to Basque separatists, comes amid Spain’s tight general election outlook.
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O'Connor Attends Court For Drug Case Linked To Death
Carroll O'Connor sat in a front row as Harry Perzigian, 39, pleaded innocent to possession of cocaine for sale. If convicted he could face four years. Perzigian was jailed after the March 28 death of Hugh O'Conner, 32, who had battled drug addiction. Bail was set at 20,000 after a motion to raise it to 100,000 was denied.
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Month of terror grips Tokyo with siege atmosphere
Tokyo confronts a month of terror as commuters fear poison parcels and public spaces tighten security. 12 killed and 5,500 injured in a nerve gas attack, with 500 sickened in Yokohama. Police hunt a cult-linked suspect, while guards and broadcasts heighten alert nationwide.
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Los Alamos builds high current superconducting tape breakthrough
Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers unveiled a flexible superconducting tape less than an inch wide described at a San Francisco meeting. The tape carries over 1 million amperes per square centimeter, about 100 times more current than standard copper wires, enabling efficient power transmission and potential hover trains, medical magnets, and compact MRI devices.
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