Klaus, barely a hurricane, kills at least 6 in Caribbean
Hurricane Klaus moved toward the Virgin Islands after drenching Martinique where at least six died and 500 left homeless by floods. Packing 75 mph winds, Klaus brushed Antigua, then tracked up the northeastern Caribbean as forecasters warned residents to protect life and property. The storm was expected to pass east of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico with movement uncertainty. it was unclear if it would reach the continental United States.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Klaus
Virgin Islands
Martinique
Antigua
National Weather Service
St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
Weather Service
United States
Pressure closes Henry and June screening in Dedham
A Dedham theater canceled the NC-17 rated film Henry and June after town officials and two patrons complained. MPAA calls the move censorship backlash. Harvard’s Dershowitz says Kaufman may sue, arguing constitutional civil rights violations. The NC-17 rating bars most under 17 from admission.
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Dedham
Mass
Henry
June
Motion Picture Association of America
Alan Dershowitz
Harvard Law School
Dershowitz
MPAA
Showcase Cinema
Fnday
Dedham Theater
Anais Nin
Henry Muler
Hostage Release Hinted By Beirut Paper Front Page
Beirut report says Anglican envoy Terry Waite and other Western hostages in Lebanon could be freed next week. The newspaper cites unnamed sources and notes Waite is named, but provides no numbers or other identities.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Anglican Church
Terry Waite
Cee ‘ Ene -Nahar
Waite
Warm weekend outlook with mild inland temps
National Weather Service Hancock Airport forecasts Sunday partly sunny with highs near 75 and tonight's low around 50. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Lake Oneida and Onondaga boaters expect southwest winds 4 to 12 knots. Extended outlook shows more sun, a chance of showers Monday and Wednesday, with Tuesday mostly sunny.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Oneida
Onondaga Lakes
Montana
Government shutdown impact on workers and services
Federal employees face furloughs if no spending bill passes. Essential services like air traffic control and welfare payments would continue only if partially funded, while agencies such as OSHA and the U.S. Attorney’s office outline furloughs and temporary operations. Welfare officials warn that local funds may be needed to bridge federal gaps.
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Warren Fretwell
American Federation of Government Employees
Thomas Frawley
Office of Personnel Management
Congress
Airlines
U.S
Washington
Joseph Pavone
Syracuse
Bush Budget Shutdown Pressures Congress for Deal
President Bush summoned congressional leaders to the White House as the government faced a Friday shutdown. House approval of a five day stopgap failed to appease lawmakers, while Senate and House sessions planned to discuss a budget compromise amid blame over the crisis. Mitchell argued Bush’s hard line caused the disruption and hurt American families.
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Washington
Bush
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Congress
Fitzwater
Senate
George Mitchell
Maine
House
Mitchell
Ihe Association
Iraq attacks on oil and war buildup at UN
Iraq accused the United States and allies of seeking oil control in a UN speech, prompting sharp rebukes from the U.S. ambassador and other powers. Observers noted alarms over fuel air explosives and Iraq’s push to widen the crisis while combat forces escalate in the Gulf.
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United Nations
Iraq
U.N
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Washington
Sph
Serene Alee
Entagon
Los Angeles Times
U.N. General Assembly
Tariq Aziz
Gulf
Third World
Aziz
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Wara
Middle East
Palestine
Lebanon
The
Sabah Talat Kadrat
New York
Kadrat
D. Razzooqi
Saddam Hussein
Marriage improves life span for midlife women study
Epidemiologists at University of California San Francisco report that women aged 45 to 54 without a spouse showed 7.7 percent mortality over a decade, versus 4 percent for married peers. Overall risk linked to low income rather than living arrangement, based on NHANES data of 7651 subjects aged 45 to 74 studied from 1971–75 and 1982–84.
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University of California At
San Francisco
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
United States
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Sendey
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Mont
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FAA
BOSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Pyramid Cos
Oil City
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Battistelli
Steve Francis
Francis
Onondaga County
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Robert Stone
Stone
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Vladimir Petrovsky
Security Council
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Gorbachev
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