Victim family forms Hope Foundation in Md for crime survivors
Adrian Pilkington and his wife launch the Hope Foundation Associates Inc to aid crime victims, offering two hour monthly meetings and professional guidance. The foundation grows from the murder case of their son Ian, where four youths were charged for stabbing him and throwing his body from Md. 17 bridge into the Potomac. Already three defendants are convicted, with one awaiting trial, as victims’ families share experiences and plan support services.
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San Francisco Summer of Love items go to auction
A house once lived in by Jerry Garcia and other Grateful Dead members amid a pet raid bust will be auctioned with 300 other Summer of Love items. The lot includes a Joni Mitchell love letter and John Lennon bought portable organ from India. Eric Christiansen, an organizer, says the former Dead house evokes era memories.
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Rare right whale killed in ship collision near Freeport
In Freeport Nova Scotia a ship collision killed one of the world’s 295 remaining right whales. Deborah Tobin of East Coast Ecosystems warns any female loss could end calf production for years. Canadian and U.S. researchers awaited the carcass arriving in port towed from the Bay of Fundy, noting 35 percent of deaths stem from ships.
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Greenpeace blocked by court order over oil rigs
British Petroleum won a judge's order restricting Greenpeace from interfering with North Atlantic drilling after activists boarded an offshore rig, costing BP about 2 million dollars earlier this month. Captain Jardine called for lawful conduct in a civilized society while disputing the protest. Space shuttle Discovery returns from a 12 day mission with ozone data but technicians will spend a month unloading and processing the measurements.
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West Virginia University Tops Princeton Review Party List
Morgantown West Virginia WVU is ranked No 1 in The Princeton Review party school survey released Wednesday up from not in the top five last year Florida State dropped to sixth. Students cite campus life near the hills and Appalachia as a factor as a marketing junior comments on partying near campus.
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UPS strike ends as union seeks five year deal
United Parcel Service prepares to restart operations after a two week strike as Teamsters consider a five year contract to add 10 000 full time jobs limit subcontracting and boost pension and health plan contributions. President Carey calls it a victory for workers and unity while Clinton administration hails the labor relations progress.
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Mir computer restored as spacewalk planned after near disaster
The Mir space station revived its central computer on Tuesday and Russian officials pressed ahead with a risky repair plan. They scheduled an internal spacewalk to fix the ruptured Spektr module, aiming for Friday or Saturday, while reporters were told there was no news.
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Arafat calls for unity with Islamic opposition groups
Yasser Arafat invites Islamic and other opposition factions to join a national dialogue, planning sessions in Gaza City and Ramallah. Hamas and Islamic Jihad are seen at the talks, while Israel accuses Arafat of appeasement and presses for arrests and closure of fundraising offices. Khalil Saga at Hamza mosque backs dialogue as a step to confront Israel.
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