Subatomic discovery earns Nobel prize in physics
Three scientists Robert Laughlin Horst Stoermer and Tsui share the 978000 prize for revealing that electrons in strong magnetic fields at ultra low temperatures form new composite particles called quasiparticles. Laughlin Stanford Stoermer Columbia Tsui Princeton.
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Holbrooke hails Kosovo pact as turning point
U S envoy Richard Holbrooke praised a Milosevic pledge to withdraw forces from Kosovo and begin negotiations as a possible turning point in the Kosovo crisis, while NATO delays airstrikes for four days to allow verification. Milosevic must prove compliance. NATO warns of action if he backslides. The accord comes amid UN demands and Russian delegation plans.
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Negotiators push toward budget deal in Washington
In Washington negotiators claim a budget accord on education and environment is within reach as they shelve census counting issues for now. GOP leaders say to pass most of the fiscal 1999 funding bill by midweek, with Trent Lott calling the goal optimistic but achievable after hours of talks with Erskine Bowles.
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Walters denies engagement with Sen Warner
The Herald's Journal reports anchor Barbara Walters states she is not engaged to marry Senator John Warner of Virginia. A separate item notes the Guinness Book of Records adding a category after 95 year old Adeline Ablitt completed a loop the loop in a glider. World chess championships postponement also mentioned. Alma the boa constrictor was captured by Medford police while seeking lunch.
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School Photo Trends Reflect The Times
Casual portraits capture era changes with split family packages and photo magnets as rising trends. Schools note flexible formats and affordable options to fit diverse households amid shifting social norms.
Cat Motherhood As Squirrels Shelter From Labor Day Storm
A cat acts as caretaker to a litter of baby squirrels orphaned by a Labor Day storm. The story highlights unusual animal bonds as wildlife workers monitor the youngsters and the feline guardian stays close by in a safe urban garden.
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