Trevor Rees-Jones appeals for privacy on Diana crash anniversary
Trevor Rees-Jones, the lone survivor of the Diana crash, asks for privacy for all families to mark the anniversary in their own way. The crash also killed driver Henri Paul and Diana's partner Dodi Fayed, son of Mohamed Al Fayed, in a high profile tragedy. Fossett pursues another world balloon attempt from Mendoza Argentina after three prior failures.
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Water main break disrupts Texas supply amid heat wave
On August 3 1998 crews race to repair a 90 inch water main near Rice Texas supplying a third of the state’s water to 1.3 million including Fort Worth and Arlington. Lawn watering banned until Wednesday as officials attribute the break to dry shifting soil from the Southwest heat wave.
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Bangkok thieves swipe over 100 manhole covers in six months
Thieves in Bangkok have stolen more than 100 solid steel manhole covers weighing about 400 pounds each in the past six months. They sell the covers to scrap metal dealers for roughly $12, while the cost of each cover runs about $3,650. The Metropolitan Electric Authority has organized 50 volunteers to aid in catching the culprits, per The Nation.
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BET founder laments lack of black voice in US media
Robert Johnson founder of Black Entertainment Television told the National Association of Black Journalists convention that Black voices are underrepresented in predominantly white owned U S media. He urged reporters and editors to remember the soul of black people on the job and criticized media concentration.
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Montana’s Big Sky draws outcasts and notoriety
In Rimini Montana residents reflect on why Big Sky Country attracts anti government radicals loners and famous outsiders while preserving its rugged appeal. The piece links Ted Kaczynski Russell Weston and Montana Freemen to a broader image of the state as a refuge and a remote magnet for society’s troubled minds amid a backdrop of tourism wealth and open lands.
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