North Korea to join United States peace talks in New York
North Korea agreed to attend next week's preliminary talks in New York despite defection of two NK diplomats to Washington. US and NK officials met in Beijing to set agenda and keep defections separate. Washington hints at possible food aid linked to full peace treaty talks.
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Porn channel switch disrupts late college football game
Hawaii topped Northridge 34 to 21 as Fox Sports West 2 viewers saw an automatic switch to an adult channel at midnight. A TCI spokesman noted no calls came in, while FSW2 hopes future games air in full and will seek waivers for automatic switching.
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Late births linked to women living to 100 study says
Researchers in Boston compared centenarian women born around 1896 with peers who died at 73. Among 78 centenarians, about 19 percent had children after age 40 versus 5.5 percent in the comparison group, suggesting slower aging may accompany late childbearing though more studies are needed. The study notes implications are not for those using fertility help.
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Chelsea Clinton to start Stanford life with five day orientation
Chelsea Clinton arrives at Stanford for orientation on Sept. 19 as first freshman to begin college 3000 miles from home. President Clinton and Hillary Clinton accompany her while reporters and photographers await access. Stanford pledges privacy, treats her as a normal student amid media interest.
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New Mars probe closes in on red planet
The Mars Global Surveyor aims to map Mars by gathering data on its atmosphere, surface, interior, and evolution. A 22 minute burn at 6 31 p m PDT will place the craft in an elliptical orbit, with aerobraking to a near circular 234 mile high path over four months.
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Bears in Voyageurs Park Face Human Contact Risk
Rusty the black bear in Voyageurs National Park attracts people and could trigger a fatal encounter. Kris Timmerman, a wildlife conservationist, leads a two year study to count analyze and predict bear behavior and keep bears away from humans. The effort involves tagging bears with radio collars and is funded by the University of Minnesota Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the National Park Service.
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