First-time Winner Sterling Marlin Wins Daytona 500
In his 278th Winston Cup start Sterling Marlin captures his first victory, breaking through at the Daytona 500 in a landmark win that marks a long-awaited breakthrough in his NASCAR career. The triumph cements Marlin's status as a premier racer in the circuit.
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Merlin Drives Dinosaurs to Life at Armory Exhibit
Mil ton J Rubenstein Museum hosts a four month display of robotic dinosaurs on wheeled carts. Local artists Bill Jones and Lisa Cameron craft rock, plant, and cliff backdrops while Merlin is credited with the magical setup. The show opens Thursday and runs through May 31.
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Tomorrow's High Forecast Rin
A fragmentary weather note hints at a tomorrow high forecast. The unsure text makes the exact temperature and conditions unclear.
Study shows drug lowers stroke death and disability
San Diego reports Dr. Neil F. Kassell of the University of Virginia presented early results from a major stroke trial. The new lazaroid drug tirilazad or Freedox, an antioxidant, reduced death or disability after brain bleeding, though doctors still seek why it works so dramatically. If the second study confirms these findings, the medication could be a major discovery.
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U N forces reduce Serb gun sites around Sarajevo
After 22 months of shelling Bosnian Serbs retreated from 23 gun sites near Sarajevo to avert NATO air strikes. U N monitors moved into five more sites, nine remained, while NATO urged compliance with a 12 mile exclusion zone. General Rose said both sides complied largely as Clinton warned the deadline stands and air strikes remain possible.
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Senate weighs balanced budget amendment debate begins this week
The Senate prepares for days or weeks of argument on a constitutional balanced budget amendment. Senator Byrd warns the measure is not to be taken lightly while Senator Simon leads the push with broad GOP backing and partial Democratic support. The proposal would require a balanced federal budget by 2001.
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