John Denver Dies in Pacific Grove Plane Crash
Pacific Grove Calif singer John Denver 53 died in a single engine plane crash after taking off from Monterey airport. Witnesses reported hearing a popping sound before the aircraft plunged into the bay near Lover's Point. Denver known for Rocky Mountain High and Take Me Home Country Roads.
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Winds delay Cassini launch from Cape Canaveral
NASA postponed the predawn liftoff of the Titan 4-B rocket carrying Cassini due to dangerous winds and computer problems. The Cassini mission to Saturn, with a seven year voyage via Venus, Earth and Jupiter, carries 72 pounds of plutonium and costs $3.4 billion.
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Plutonium Power Sparks Anti Cassini Launch Fears
Critics warned of irradiation if a launch accident released plutonium during Cassini’s 1999 flyby plans. About 70 opponents held a candlelight vigil outside the White House while scientists said the launch was safe and the plutonium needed to power distant instruments.
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World Court hears Pan Am 103 case today
Nine years after the Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, families seek justice as the World Court considers jurisdiction. Libya says no. Britain and the United States push for dismissal or trial elsewhere. FBI vows renewed efforts to extradite Megrahi and Fhimah.
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Man surrenders after five hour Atlanta standoff
A man accused of killing a police officer surrenders after a five hour standoff in Atlanta. The case prompts police and local officials to review containment procedures and risk to the public.
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Credit cards and banking stocks in focus
Counseling analysts urge fewer credit cards to reduce debt. A WebTV option is presented as a cheap Internet test. Malcolm Berko analyzes bank stock performance and explains why banks often perform well. The note includes brief mentions of DS.
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