Teen aims to kill teacher but kills substitute in Montana
In Fergus High School, 14 year old Kristofer Hans aimed at his French teacher and shot substitute Henrietta Smith who died. He also wounded a vice principal and two students before fleeing then surrendering to police. Classmates say he had threatened earlier and blamed the teacher, with officials pausing discussions on motive. He was taken to a juvenile facility in Billings while awaiting court.
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AIDS vaccine tested on apes sparks cautious hope
Researchers report a prototype AIDS vaccine using a fragment of the virus prompts antibodies in rabbits and goats and now moves to chimpanzee testing. The study, published in Science, notes the fragment can be produced cheaply with engineered bacteria and may offer a path to a broad, multistrain vaccine, though human trials and safety work remain years away.
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Homosexuals win $3 million settlement against PacBell
About 250 individuals claim jobs or promotions were denied due to an anti gay policy. The National Gay Rights Advocates say the out of court deal totals $5 million including attorney and court costs. The suit began in 1975 in San Francisco Superior Court over a policy tagged code 48 homosexual.
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Fashions From Four Nations Spotlight Life Section
The Herald Journal reports weekly on latest styles from New York California France and Italy with grooming hints in the Life ville section each Thursday.
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Landis told assistant to shut up before fatal helicopter crash
Witness Virginia Kearns testified that director John Landis shouted for silence as the risky Vietnam sequence was filmed. She recalled explosions three hours earlier that were weaker than the ones that damaged the helicopter, which then careened into a river, killing Vic Morrow and two child actors.
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