Jackson presses Yugoslavia on freeing POWs in Belgrade
U S civil rights leader Jesse Jackson met with Yugoslav officials led by President Slobodan Milosevic in Belgrade to urge the release of three captured U S soldiers. Milosevic’s offer, a UN civilian mission to oversee Kosovo peace talks, was discussed amid stalled progress in the five week conflict.
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Jesse Jackson
Slobodan Milosevic
Nebojsa Vujovic
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Milosevic
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Vujovic
U.N
Kosovo
Serbia
Billing troubles at NiMo continue for customers
NiMo faces widespread billing errors after February system update. About 50,000 natural gas customers will receive corrected bills marked Please pardon our mistake and higher charges. An additional 2,000 electric customers will be under billed around the switchover with more notices forthcoming.
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Niagara Mohawk
NiMo
Ken Tompkins
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Two Die In Explosion At Admiral Duncan Pub London
A bombing at the Admiral Duncan pub in Soho, central London, killed two people and injured at least 70, with twenty hospitalized and four in critical condition. Police urged vigilance as responsibility was claimed by the White Wolves, a racist group. Combat 18 linked to earlier blasts in Brixton and Brick Lane. London police arrested three men in connection with the Brixton attack. combustible materials found at one home. Community leaders warned of fear among minorities as authorities hunt suspects.
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Admiral Duncan
Soho
Paul Condon
White Wolves
British Broadcasting Corp
Combat 18
Brixton
Brick Lane
Condon
Scotland Yard
Cove
Mike Whine
British Board of Jewish Deputies
Weather outlook for PEO TOHIGET and Senday
A brief forecast notes clear bright sunshine and warm temperatures with lows around the 50s. Monday remains sunny and warm with a high near 78 and a low about 54. Tuesday to Wednesday stay mostly sunny and warm with highs around 80 and low 56, breezier by midweek.
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Littleton Survivors to Return to Classes
Columbine High students begin attending classes at neighboring Chatfield High as they return to routine after tragedy. Lacey Smith recalls fear while others mourn at the Columbine site under rain. Memorial preparations, a Clinton visit, NRA protests, and sheriff's criticism over a threat case surround the event.
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Colo
Columbine High
Lacey Smith
Columbine
Chatfield High School
Clinton
National Rifle Association
Denver
Wellington Webb
NRA
Jefferson County
Harris
Kiebold
Syracuse radio shifts to Radio Disney for under-12 listeners
WOLF AM in Syracuse will switch Monday from adult talk to Radio Disney, becoming the first local station to target children under 12. Disney’s kid-pleasing mix includes top-40 songs, comedy, contests, and news 24 hours a day.
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William LaRue
Wolf-Am
Mickey Mouse
Radio Disney
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Radio Lis
Disney Channel
Nickelodeon
Sam Furco
Wolf-Fm
Oswego
Wegj-Am
Auburn
Disney Network
Furce
Judy Jarvis
G. Gordon Liddy
the Dolans
Art Bell
Wvoa-Fm
WVOA
Disney
Furco
Radio Network
Disney Research
Arbitron Co
Joel Delmonico
Wsyr-Am
Anise Galt
Disney Radio Network
New York
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