Centralia residents refuse to evacuate over mine fire
In Centralia Pennsylvania residents say they will stay in town despite a two year move out order. Officials warn the coal mine fire poses imminent danger to 84 residents. The redevelopment authority says homes may be taken by eminent domain if buyouts are refused.
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Crabs May Control Mussels in Fresh Water Experiments
A Virginia Marine Science team plans to test blue crabs as predators of zebra mussels by placing them in the Susquehanna River headwaters. Lipcius notes crabs would eat zebra mussels like popcorn, but zebra mussels are freshwater while crabs favor salt water.
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Garagiola to step down from Today co anchor role
NBC says Joe Garagiola will leave the Today co anchor chair after 20 months. He remains with NBC as a special correspondent focusing on sports and human interest stories under an extended current contract. Arnold Schwarzenegger nude photo appears in Spy magazine prompting publisher to print after publicist complaint.
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Panel urges strict limits on silicone gel breast implants
A unanimous panel recommends severe restrictions on silicone gel implants for cosmetic enlargement while allowing access for reconstruction or controlled trials. FDA decision expected within 60 days. Dow Corning weighs selling its implant business amid this shift.
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Libraries See Surge in Use Amid Recession
Chicago reports show library traffic rising as job seekers and entertainment seekers flock to shelves. ALA president Patricia Glass Schuman notes libraries nationwide see increased patronage for employment help and affordable leisure. Library Journal editor John Berry links trend to recession and longer free-time.
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Tyson victim recounts $1 million offer to recant
Desiree Washington said a $1 million offer to recant her rape accusation was made before Tyson's trial. FBI investigated the claim, and Marion County prosecutors indicated the inquiry has closed. Washington spoke to ABC News 20 20 in New York, referencing Bowman and Hill as context.
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Whites-Only Referendum Spark South African Crisis
Black opposition groups denounced President F W de Klerk plan for a whites-only referendum on ending apartheid as an attempt to guard white minority rule. ANC unions and civic groups said the move gives whites a veto over rights, urging rapid move to democracy after the National Party loss in a by election to the Conservative Party.
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