Trump names Robert to replace slain casino executive
Trump named his younger brother Robert to join the casino management team after a heli crash killed two top officials and another pilot. Authorities recovered the tail rotor near the Augusta 109A wreck on the Garden State Parkway 30 miles north of Atlantic City as investigators probe the cause. The billionaire, arriving from Manhattan, visited the Trump Plate Hostal and Trump Castle hotels to comfort distraught employees.
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Atlantis launch targeted for Tuesday from Cape Canaveral
NASA officials announced Atlantis could lift off from Kennedy Space Center on Tuesday with the Galileo spacecraft aboard. A needed fix to a faulty system could shift the plan to Wednesday if the repair cannot be completed by noon Saturday. The launch window would run from 12:57 to 1:21 p.m. if Tuesday proceeds, dictated by Galileo's flight path toward Venus Earth and then Jupiter. Activists returned to federal court in Washington after Tuesday’s court rejection of their challenge to the liftoff.
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Chicago votes to form city school councils
Chicago residents vote to establish 469 local councils of parents teachers and community members to oversee public elementary schools. Preliminary tallies show 60 283 parents 47 594 residents and 24 337 staff turnout, about 97 percent of the Board of Education workforce.
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Reagan speaks to rental car agents after surgery
Former President Ronald Reagan, hair shaved for surgery, spoke to a Las Vegas convention of rental car executives at Caesars Palace. He said retirement is “pretty good” and returned to Los Angeles after Mayo Clinic surgery on Sept. 8 to remove brain fluid from a July car accident. Reporters were barred from the event.
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University rape policy urged as task force report nears
Rally organizers demand a clear, strong policy on rape with concrete consequences for offenders. Students criticize administration for priorities amid campus patrols and escort services, citing nearly $100 million for new buildings. An earlier 1987 commission failed to issue a report after a football player faced sexual misconduct charges.
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Virus set to strike many PCs
Computer security expert Pamela Kane warns of two viruses threatening PCs across networks. The Columbus Day or Datacrime virus may activate after Oct 12, destroying hard drive directories, while the Friday the 13th or Jerusalem virus targets program files after Friday.
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Datacrime virus alert for IBM PCs stored data danger
A virus warning from Al Fascidi Staff Writer describes The Datacrime computer virus that could erase data on IBM compatible PCs with hard drives. It does not affect Macintosh or other non IBM compatible systems. Back up important files, copy to floppy discs or tape, and obtain a virus detection program. Mail a blank floppy and three-cent stamps to receive Virus Scan. Available at the newspaper lobby in Syracuse.
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Computer virus analogy challenges cyber hygiene concepts
Jim English, a manager for Ayway's research computers, compares computer viruses to human infections, noting transmission via bad habits and promiscuity. He argues digital pathogens spread where care and discipline are lacking, highlighting the need for stronger cyber hygiene practices.
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Virus threats prompt cautious computer practices
Experts warn about recent destructive computer viruses that damage data and bypass some laws. They urge users to back up data, obtain anti virus software, and avoid downloading programs from questionable sources while noting that federal laws may not specifically address viruses.
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White Bear Lake bans cigarette vending machines
Minnesota city council votes 4 to 1 to outlaw cigarette vending machines, the first such move nationwide. The measure follows a state law penalizing sellers who aid minors and is backed by University of Minnesota teen smoking research.
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