Jury to Decide Death Penalty for Unabomber
U.S. District Judge Garland Burrell allowed jurors to sentence Theodore Kaczynski to death if convicted of a fatal bombing. The defense request to block a possible death sentence was denied. Jury selection starts Wednesday. prosecutors attribute 16 bombings since 1978 to the Unabomber.
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Theodore Kaczynski
U.S
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Kaczynski
Nike says factory problems in Vietnam being fixed
In Beaverton Oregon an Ernst & Young audit of Tae Kwang Vina in Dong Nai Vietnam found unsafe conditions at a Nike subcontractor plant. The report cites inadequate safety gear excessive overtime and exposure to chemicals noise heat and dust while noting workers averaged 700 overtime hours per year. Nike says improvements already underway and stresses stricter overtime limits.
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Nike
Vietnam
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Tae Kwang
Dong Nai
Dow Corning breast implant case could drag for centuries
Public policy analyst Mark Peters son testified that under Dow Corning's bankruptcy plan women with claims might wait 240 years for litigation outcomes. He said more than 12 000 claims could remain unsettled and, at a rate of one case per week, resolutions could span over two centuries. Dow Corning proposes a settlement range from 650 to 250 000 dollars depending on injuries.
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Bay City
Mich
Dow Corning Corp
Mark Petersson
Los Angeles
Dow Corning
Peterson
China Diversion of Yangtze for Vast Three Gorges Dam
Engineers diverted the Yangtze River near Chongqing to begin construction of the Three Gorges dam. The 600 foot high, 1.2 mile wide project, costing about 24.5 billion dollars, aims to control floods and supply power while displacing about 1.2 million people. President Jiang Zemin observed as boulders were dumped to seal a temporary channel.
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Three Gorges
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Storm forms off southern Mexico threatening Pacific coast
A tropical low with 35 mph winds forms in the Pacific south of Mexico and may strengthen into a tropical storm aimed at the southwest coast. The US National Hurricane Center says watches could start as early as today for parts of the southern Pacific shore. The system is moving north then northeast and could near Acapulco within 48 hours, following last month’s deadly Hurricane Pauline which killed almost 200 in Guerrero and Oaxaca.
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Pacific
Mexico
U.S
National Hurricane Center
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Acapulco
Pauline
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Guerrero
Oaxaca
Pataki campaign flys eight state fund drive under scrutiny
Lt. Gov Betsy McCaughey Ross blasts Pataki on the eve of his six day western and southern fund raising trip to be followed by a return to New York. She questions the political motive and says she might run in the Democrat primary. Pataki's team says the trip aims to bolster his re election bid and raise as much as 400000 dollars.
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George Pataki
Betsy McCaughey Ross
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Pataki
Zenia Mucha
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Los Angeles
New York
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Fast-track trade measure drives furious lobbying
The White House seeks authority to negotiate future trade treaties for straight yes or no votes. Supporters press for about 15 more votes as the bill becomes central to markets and jobs while opponents warn it erodes labor and environmental safeguards. President Clinton's quick stopgap funds measure accompanies the high-stakes political clash.
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Slaying shocks family friends of nursing student
Ellison told AP Honis, a 23 year old Albany nursing student, feared Pryor but did not call police. Pryor moved from Honis' building a month earlier. authorities found Honis stabbed and suffocated in her Albany apartment. Pryor was charged with second degree murder as investigation continues.
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Associated Press
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Pryor
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Fred Alberti
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Camillus
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West Genesee High School
Camillus West Homeowners’ Association
Erica
Ithaca
Vermilya
Herald-Journal
Post-Standard
Larry Richardson
Undercover agent shoots teen after mistaking candy for gun
A 17-year-old high school goaltender and team captain Andre Burgess was shot in the thigh on 138th Street in Laurelton Queens by an undercover federal marshal who mistook a Three Musketeers bar wrapper for a pistol. He was in stable condition at Jamaica Hospital with a weeklong expected hospitalization.
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138Th Street
Laurelton
Queens
Burgess
U.S
New York Times
Hillcrest High
Jamaica Hospital
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