Amish peddler hawks pies at Columbus Circle in NYC
Amish farmer David Wengerd 54 travels from Bloomsburg Pa to New York City four times weekly to sell breads and pies at Columbus Circle. He lives simply, helps the hungry, and faces a coming move as a $350 million Columbus Circle redevelopment threatens his stand and jobs for two employees.
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Columbus Circle
Donald B. Kraybill
Steven M. Nolt
Wengerd
New York City
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New York
Bloomsburg
Central Park
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Aida Thaim
New York Coliseum
Ms. Thaim
Switched babies case unsettles Virginia families
In Charlottesville an apparent baby swap at University of Virginia Medical Center ties three year old girls to two families. DNA raises questions about biological ties as both sides seek resolution and consent for further testing while police investigate.
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Daily Progress
University of Virginia Medical Center
Paula Johnson
Buena Vista
Ms. Johnson
Rebecca Chittum
Tommy
Brenda Rogers
Rebecca
Harlottesville, Va
Monda
Ms Johnson
Callie Marie Jewel Conley
Melissa Conley
Marguerite Beck
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Security flaw found in top e mail program Eudora
SAN DIEGO AP A major security flaw in Eudora the leading Internet email program was disclosed by a Qualcomm official The flaw could allow malicious attachments to erase files or install a virus Qualcomm planned to release a patch on its site on Friday to update software The report notes similar flaws in Microsoft Outlook and Netscape’s mail client.
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Microsoft
Outlook
Netscape
Matthew Parks
Qualcomm Inc
Parks
Town to buy molester's home in Dilley Oregon
In Dilley Oregon neighbors opposed a convicted sex offender moving into his mother's house by buying the property for 250000 dollars. Residents say the purchase shields children as Hawes, 27, is due to be released August 18 after a five year sentence for abusing two 10 year old girls in 1993.
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Jonathan Hawes
Hawes
Wendy Brewton
Brewton
Bob Severe
Washington County
Greenland
Paul Unger
Steve Fredricksen
Fredricksen
Flawed plan to stockpile vaccines sparks debate
The New York Times reports a multimillion dollar government vaccine stockpile plan is deeply flawed and hastily developed amid fears of Iraq threats and germ terrorists. President Clinton announced the plan on May 22 at the Naval Academy in Annapolis and sought $51 million two weeks later to create a civilian stockpile of antidotes antibiotics and vaccines.
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