Alaska Yukon flu outbreak sickens thousands and kills seniors
Nearly 2,000 people have been sickened and two 79-year-old travelers died as a flu outbreak spread across Alaska and the Yukon Territory during peak tourism. The CDC urged travelers over 65 or with respiratory problems to check with doctors before voyages by cruise ship, train or bus.
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Titanic video copies flood Paramount plants in 1998
A Missouri lottery official reports Paramount's North Little Rock operation churns out Titanic videos ahead of a video release. The plant uses extensive security, glass booths, and monitors to prevent leaks while some copies run at standard speed and others twice as fast. An outside lab will try to verify a ticket’s authenticity after a Kansas City man sought to confirm a winner.
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Iran ordered to pay damages to ex hostages
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson ruled that three American ex-hostages Joseph Cicippio Frank Reed and David Jacobsen may pursue damages against Iran under a federal terrorism law. The decision notes Iran did not participate in the legal proceedings and whether payment will occur remains doubtful.
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Kansas City Man Tests Laundered Powerball Ticket
A Kansas City area man found a Powerball ticket alleged to be real after a laundry mishap and turned fragments to the Missouri Lottery on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Lottery Commission announced tests to verify authenticity and potential prize value amid family concerns.
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Amoco sued over brain tumors in workers
Four former Amoco employees and relatives of others filed a Cook County suit claiming Amoco exposed Naperville research center workers to dangerous chemicals and showed reckless disregard for health. The action seeks accountability as brain tumors afflicted 19 workers over decades with four deaths.
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Justice Department reopens Gore campaign probe over money distinctions
The Justice Department reopened its inquiry into Vice President Gore after a memo tied hard and soft money to campaign fund raising from the White House. Gore insists he believed calls raised only soft money for DNC, not hard money for Clinton Gore reelection. Attorney General Reno authorized a 90 day preliminary probe to decide if independent counsel is warranted, a move that keeps Gore’s 2000 presidential bid in view while Republicans press for full investigation.
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