Protests Grow Against Iraqi Air Strikes Across U S
Hundreds protest in New York and Los Angeles condemning Operation Desert Fox and U S bombing of Iraq. Ramsey Clark and others urge end to strikes while participants recall relatives in Iraq and military families amid drums and chants.
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Iraq
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Grand Central Terminal
Athir Shayata
Manhattan
Mosul
Cathy Greene
Catholic Worker Movement
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Los Angeles
Federal Building
Beverly Hills
Baghdad
Noel residents rally behind Iraq bombing amid impeachment debate
Noel Missouri residents express broad support for U S bombing of Iraq saying Saddam Hussein must be stopped. Citizens like Anna Harmon and Kathy Bartleson weigh in while debate over President Clinton impeachment continues and polls show majority backing the action.
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Main Street
America
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Anna Harmon
Harmon’s Hardware
U.S
Iraq
Detroit
Clinton
Bill Clinton
Steve Mason
Teen drug use steady for second straight year
A government report on 8th 10th and 12th graders shows alcohol marijuana and other drugs remain stable after years of rise with younger teens less likely to have used drugs in the past year. The Monitoring the Future survey released by Health and Human Services and the ONDCP notes 1997-98 results from about 50 000 teens across 422 schools.
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Ashington
Clinton Administration
Donna Shalala
Health and Human Services Department
Barry McCaffrey
Office of National Drug Control Policy
McCaffrey
Deaf marathoner 82 killed by freight train near Castle Rock
Charles McFerron, deaf and prolific runner, 82, died after being struck by a freight train while walking along railroad tracks in Castle Rock, Oregon visitor to relatives en route to a marathon in Alabama. He began running later in life and inspired many, including younger runners from Oregon to Dublin. He lived in Salem with wife Dorothy.
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Charles McFerron
Ore
Gon
Dublin
Ireland
McFerron
Castle Rock
Alabama
Charles McFerron Jr
Salem
Oregon
Snowmaking drives Colorado ski season amid scarce natural snow
Colorado resorts race to cover slopes as storms bypass Aspen Vail Breckenridge and Winter Park while Telluride Wolf Creek and Purgatory enjoy snow. Industry says acreage open matches 1997. warm weather delayed openings until freezing temps allowed snowmaking. business varies with price cuts and specials.
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Aspen
Vail
Breckenridge
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Telluride
Wolf Creek
Purgatory
Pacific Northwest
California
Lisa Brenner
Colorado Ski Country USA
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