Fossett Journeys 820 Miles Over Indian Ocean
Adventurer Steve Fossett sails east over the Indian Ocean at 74 mph, 7,800 miles from Argentina, chasing a nonstop around the world record. Officials warn he may hit a high pressure zone as he nears Madagascar. In other AP reports, a Palestinian suspect in a Pan Am bombing case misses a hearing due to medical issues, and a Chicago clinic pays a 30,000 dollar fine for substandard mammograms under new federal rules. Charleston hosts the Southern Legislative Conference with about 2,800 lawmakers across 16 states in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Steve Fossett
Indian Ocean
Chicago
Washington
Mohammed Rashid
Rashid
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Community Medical Imaging
CMI Inc
Charleston
S.C
Southern Legislative Conference
West Virginia
Bob Kiss
Raleigh
Kenya bombings prompt detained suspects in Nairobi
U S officials detain two men in Kenya as suspects in the Nairobi embassy bombing. Clinton orders quick security reviews, seeks emergency funds to harden posts in Kenya Tanzania and other sites. FBI and local authorities probe entry records while embassy staff face security reassessments and aid missions to assist wounded and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenya
U.S
Clinton
FBI
Tanzania
Congress
Thomas Pickering
White House
Associated Press
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stevens
Nairobi
Dar Es Salaam
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Andrews Air Force Base
National Security Council
J. Crowley
State Department
Crowley
Madeleine Albright
Germany
Andrews
Maryland
Daniel Arap Moi
United States
Prudence Bushnell
Movie inspired robbery ends in arrest in Olympia
In OlympiaWashington two women Virginia Marie Kay aged 33 and Amber Lynn Wood aged 20 were charged with first degree robbery after a bank heist that echoed a Hollywood thriller set It Off Police traced the crime to five suspects including three teenage girls captured in Vacaville California The July 31 Anchor Savings Bank robbery involved a timekeeping getaway and threats mirroring the film and yielded a 500000 bond for the two women and juvenile charges for the teens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Russ Gies
Virginia Marie Kay
Amber Lynn Wood
Mexico
Vacaville
Calif
Anchor Savings Bank
Neighbors block sex offender from moving in
In Dilley Oregon a community of 300 to 400 people near Portland pooled at least 250000 dollars to buy the house of a sex offender due to release from prison. Jonathan I Hawes 29 who molested two 10 year old girls in 1993 planned to move into his mother's house near a school bus stop. Six families with 10 children opposed his arrival and studied legal use of deadly force while neighbors discussed guard dogs and arming themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilley
Ore
Christie Unger
Jonathan I. Hawes
Hawes
Puma Lane
Portland
Ms. Unger
Paul
Viagra seizure at Cairo airport harms Egyptian pharmacist
Egyptian customs seized 721 bottles of Viagra valued around 300000 dollars from an Egyptian American pharmacist after a man arriving from Turkey claimed he did not know Viagra was banned. He also carried other medicines, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawmakers
Mercer Mall
Bluefield
Ben
Rick
Lola
Monk
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kong Bun Chhoeun
Pochentong
Chhum Ratana
Tehran
Iran
Islamic Republic
Bahman Keshavarz
Gholamhossein Karbaschi
Keshavarz
Montenegro
Podgorica
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Belgrade- Podgorica
Moraca
Morgan Orchard
Courthouse Rd
Princeton