Energy shift and police overtime in 1997 and 1999
The Sheriffs department received 900000 for overtime in 1997 and plans to spend over 19 million this year. Lithle Energies agreed to buy 12 Boston Edison plants, boosting its role in the deregulated energy market.
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Judge rules against Microsoft in antitrust case
U S District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson orders Microsoft to halt temporarily its practice of bundling Internet Explorer with Windows 98. Special master Lawrence Lessig to rule on legal issues by May 31. Shares fell amid the ruling. Janet Reno called it a victory for consumers.
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Report on safety problems of sport utility vehicles
Dearborn regulators and engineers say light trucks including sport utility vehicles and pickups pose serious safety risks to occupants and other road users. They note higher rollover, weaker brakes, pedestrian risks, and similar fatality rates to cars once involved in accidents.
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Gunman killed in hostage standoff in Orlando
Police stormed a house at dawn in Orlando and rescued two young children before killing suspect John Edward Armstrong who had held the boy and girl since Tuesday. The children Malcolm Phillips and Tedi Priest were taken to a hospital. Armstrong’s sister condemned the police action.
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Old Newsboys Hit Streets To Aid Holiday Gift Drive
For 65 years Old Newsboys volunteers have sold special Herald Journal and The Post Standard editions during holidays. Last year the sale raised 25000 dollars for the Christmas Bureau, which provides toys and food baskets to the needy. Look for them today and Saturday as they hit the streets again.
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Carlos the Jackal Goes On Trial In France
The Herald reports Carlos the Jackal goes on trial in France while officials reveal the case tests French justice. The document outlines political reactions and the broader international implications of the proceedings.
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Grangemen Face Texas Southern In Carrier Classic Opener
A memory of communal effort to help a woman facing displacement frames the night as Grangemen host Texas Southern at 8 in the Carrier Classic first round. The piece mentions Stickley spirit and Fastwood furniture design, citing Gustav Suckiey.
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