King Faces Months of Therapy After Van Collision
Stephen King will require months of physical therapy to walk normally after being struck by a minivan on Route 5 near Lowell. He underwent trauma and orthopedic surgeries and remains in stable condition at Central Maine Medical Center with additional surgery planned, as doctors manage injuries from the shoulders down.
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Governor's daughter cited for underage drinking in Alaska
On June 22 1999 the daughter of Alaska Governor Tony Knowles and four friends were cited for underage drinking after an accidental call to police at the Governor's Mansion in Juneau. Police breath tests followed as authorities handle the incident with the families.
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Tony Knowles
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Greg Wilkinson
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Kasparov opens internet chess match with World Team
Garry Kasparov launches Kasparov vs the World in a Microsoft hosted online contest at www.msn.com. The world audience votes moves every 24 hours, Kasparov replies within 24 hours, as the summer long event unfolds.
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Crate & Barrel Recalls Kids Tables With Hazardous Holes
Crate & Barrel recalls about 4300 children's tables due to six inch holes in the center where children’s heads can get stuck. Four reports of trapping. Tables sold for about 75 dollars or 135 dollars with chairs, 27 by 27 inches, red bag in hole. Company to provide free repair part. call 800 897 5919, 9 am to 6 pm EDT.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Energy Dept to test 5000 workers for security risk
As many as 5000 nuclear scientists and officials with top secret clearances at the Energy Department will undergo polygraph tests as part of a broader security and anti espionage program. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson will outline the plan at a Senate hearing while resisting wider restructuring of the department. Four Senate committees will hear him, alongside former Senator Warren Rudman, who heads a presidential advisory panel proposing a major reshuffle of the Energy Department.
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Judge weighs Microsoft's motives in antitrust trial
The judge weighs whether Microsoft's intent toward rivals should influence verdicts as prosecutors cite emails on plans to topple competitors. Economist Schmalensee argues pricing 15 Internet software may not be predatory without proof of illegal intent, while the court weighs implications for the Netscape case.
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Microsoft
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Barry Simon
Senate bill would pay U N dues with a budget cut trade off
A near Senate approval bill would authorize nearly 1 billion dollars in delinquent U S payments to the United Nations in exchange for reductions in U S contributions to the U N regular budget and peacekeeping. It notes 13 years of late payments leaving about 1.69 billion dollars in arrears and risks to UN voting rights if not paid by December. The United States disputes some arrears but concedes at least 1 billion dollars.
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