Altamont class wins UFO photo grant with fake sighting
eighth graders at Altamont Grade School created 22 fake UFOs for a class project on hands on science. they wrote papers on ufos and sightings while seeking a $1000 science world grant for the most realistic photo to be announced in august.
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Arizona governor signs veg gie hate crimes bill
Gov Fife Symington signed a new Arizona law allowing farmers and produce shippers to sue anyone who maliciously spreads false information about farm products. The measure, sparked by the Alar scare on apples, has drawn ridicule but was defended by State Sen. Jim Buster of Yuma who says it has been misrepresented.
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Gulliver chocolate bars recalled for unlabeled hazelnuts
Golden Chocolate Inc recalls Gulliver bars after discovering hazelnuts are an unlabeled ingredient. A Connecticut child had a mild allergic reaction. new labels will list nuts. Refunds offered to customers who bought bars before April 11.
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Diana’s brother Earl Spencer splits from wife Victoria
London AP reports Earl Spencer and Victoria Lockwood will live separately amid six years of marriage and four children. The couple, who wed in 1989, have no divorce plans, while Victoria reportedly seeks treatment for addictions and an eating disorder at a private clinic near London. Also in entertainment news Farley the dog dies in Lynn Johnston’s For Better or For Worse comic. In Hollywood, Leonardo DiCaprio discusses The Basketball Diaries and his preference for challenging roles beyond easy choices.
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Two-Thirds Buckle Up In Cars And Light Trucks
In Washington the Transportation Department reported that 67 percent of Americans buckle up in cars and light trucks, a one point rise from last year and the highest level ever, according to Transportation Secretary Federico Pena.
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