Microsoft warns of Windows 98 delay consequences
Microsoft warned Wall Street that a delay in Windows 98 could bring broad negative consequences for the PC industry. In a letter to about 150 analysts, CFO Greg Maffei said the company was unsure if the Justice Department would try to block the launch amid antitrust action rumors.
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Microsoft
Wall Street
Greg Maffei
Justice Department
Lightning strike wounds six guardsmen at Fort Dix
A bolt of lightning during a routine training exercise at Fort Dix New Jersey killed one National Guardsman and burned five other reservists, two critically. The lightning hit a pine tree near sleeping tents at 5 15 a m as more than two dozen soldiers rested, investigators say lightning traveled down the tree and through the ground to the tents. The dead guard member died at Community Medical Center in Toms River.
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New Jersey National
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Toms River
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John Dwyer
College students arrested after all-night Pullman riot
Alcohol fueled revelers clashed with police in Pullman early Sunday, throwing rocks and bottles at officers in rot gear and lighting a street bonfire. The disturbance lasted about five hours until around 6 40 a.m. Sunday. Twenty three officers were treated at area hospitals for minor injuries and three Washington State University students were arrested. Mayor Mitch Chandler said more arrests are likely.
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Pullman
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Washington State University
Mitch Chandler
Government study on farm injuries to children in Yakima
The federal government funds a study of injuries among child farm workers in the Yakima Valley Washington. The project aims to generate data to help develop prevention programs and reduce child farm injuries. The research began last week.
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Yakima. Wash
Yakima Valley
Washington State
Key confidential reports in custody case may decide ruling
Middlesex probate judge ordered two confidential reports on Barbara Fagan's fitness to retain custody of her two daughters. The reports, impounded 19 years, may influence Stephen Fagan's claim he was justified in taking the girls to Florida amid accusations of alcohol and neglect. Neighbors' affidavits led to custody loss to welfare. Fagan took the children to Florida before the hearing.
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Boston
Middlesex
Barbara Fagan
Stephen H. Fagan
Florida
Barbara Kurth
Kurth
Welfare Department
Fagan
Reconciliation Ends Longstanding Greek Orthodox Calendar Rift
In Queens a 27 year dispute between 30,000 Greek Orthodox and 1.5 million brethren over a 13 day Gregorian versus old Telian calendar was resolved. Both sides retain their methods while Old Calendrist clergy were reordained last month, healing a historic split.
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America
Queens
New Beetle Tops Safety Tests in Small Car Class
Crash tests show the New Beetle is among the safest in its class, earning the tag best pick for safety in both low and high speed tests. The original Beetle carried a reputation as a tin can in accidents as makers showcase the newer model.
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Volkswagen
Nantucket men claim Titanic deck chair decades after shipwreck
Nantucket pair Ian McCarthy and Ralph Cook Jr say they own a genuine Titanic deck chair among 11 bought for 4000 dollars with loan funds. With scant paperwork and only two oral histories, experts doubt the provenance and require more proof before acceptance.
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Ralph Cook Jr
McCarthy
Cook
Nantucket
Mass
Bee disrupts Japan Airlines flight at New Chitose
A bee loose in the cabin of a Japan Airlines jet led to the cancellation of a flight at New Chitose Airport in northern Japan. Ground attendants found the insect as the plane prepared for departure and officials scrapped the trip to avoid passenger panic or allergic reactions.
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New Chitose
Japan
Scientists study rats laughter at Bowling Green State Univ
Jaak Panksepp and a grad student recorded high pitched sounds of tickling rats finding playful giggles akin to a playground. The researcher says laughter comes easily and the lab reaction was immediate and positive.
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Bowling Green State University
Jaak Panksepp
Panksepp
Actor says he was paid to fake stories on talk shows
West, an L A actor, says five daytime talk shows including Jerry Springer invited him to create and tell outlandish stories. He claims producers knew he was an actor and used him on Springer Lake Bey Raphael and Povich shows.
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Jerry Springer
New York Post
West
Ricki Lake
Richard Bey
Sally Jessy Raphael
Maury Povich
Russian Delay Disrupts NASA Shuttle Schedule
NASA's planned Endeavour flight to assemble the U S space station is pushed back by Russia's failure to launch a key module this year. Shuttle program manager Tommy Holloway says Endeavour will not depart before September, disrupting the July timeline and the ISS construction plan.
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Russia
International Space Station
Endeavour
U S
Tommy Holloway
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