04 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1994
Page
1
In Oslo Norway a Bosnian hijacker who seized an airplane with 129 passengers aboard surrendered on Thursday. The event prompted international headlines as authorities sought to resolve the crisis and ensure the safety of those on board.
Susan V. Smith of Union County, 23, confessed to the killings of her two young sons, 3-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alex, after a months long disappearance. The bodies were found in her car submerged in Lake John D. Long near the Oct. 25 abduction site. An autopsy was to confirm identities, while hundreds of volunteers gathered as the arrest warrant cited the alleged killings.
Maj. Keith Cunningham says Roswell air center activity will surge as nine B-1 bombers begin round-the-clock missions. Lt. Col. Tom Owskey notes seven days of self-sustainment with no outside parts, while parts stockpile aims to support 14 day test. Bombers from Ellsworth AFB will fly live and dummy drops across Utah Nevada Colorado Idaho.
Researchers at Yale identify a mutant gene causing a rare severe form of high blood pressure, Liddle's syndrome, affecting an estimated 2,000 in the United States. The discovery in Cell suggests other mutations may drive common hypertension, guiding targeted therapies. Patients manage the condition with amiloride.
A LeapFrog Remote Control Extender converts infrared signals from a remote to radio signals, allowing control of a home theater component in another room. Radio transmission passes through walls, enabling convenient, inexpensive operation of a multiroom system from anywhere in the house, for about $70.
McMillan a Republican rancher and former state representative tells supporters at Chisum Elementary School rally that he will not forget the voters of Chaves County if elected to the U S Senate. He argues Bingaman trails as discontent grows over federal regulation and government. He pledges New Mexico staff, regular state visits, line item vetoes, a balanced budget amendment, and reforms to help families and curb crime. Five state Democrats filed a complaint with the Federal authorities.
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