Roof collapses at Springfield drive through store injures worker
A wooden roof frame collapsed Monday at a drive through store east of Springfield, seriously injuring one construction worker, Stanley Studebaker. Sheriff Gene Kelly said a gust of wind caused the failure as two other workers freed themselves with only minor injuries and another was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Country roads funded, faulted in Appalachia debate
Washington AP Fred LaVander treks 62 miles to work through rough terrain along U S Route 15 as funding battles stall widening plans. Clinton seeks to use federal gas taxes to speed Appalachian Development Highway System completion, facing critics from both liberal and conservative sides. The 3025 mile network aims to boost rural economies but costs rise. completion remains decades away with annual appropriations around 100 million dollars. Local officials emphasize the program's role in jobs and quality of life, while opponents push for budget reform and alternative transportation.
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Naismith Player of the Year Winners Named
Wake Forest center Tim Duncan and guard Kate Starbird were named Naismith Player of the Year. The awards recognize standout college basketball players across the nation.
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Bruce Williams Helps With Finance Pages Monday Chronicle
The Chronicle features Bruce Williams offering guidance on finance topics on Mondays in The Finance Pages. Readers are invited to engage with practical tips and insights for personal money management.
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Case Western Reserve makes artificial human chromosomes work
Cleveland researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine report the first artificial human chromosomes that function inside living cells. The large synthetic chromosomes overcome viral vector limits, enabling gene insertion and regulation in human cells for potential disease and cancer therapies.
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Executed killer Medina described as having no pain
Florida Governor Lawton Chiles said Pedro Medina suffered no pain as flames shot from his execution mask. He blamed a corroded copper screen for the fire and announced replacement for future executions, while noting no legislative push for lethal injection. Doctors and lawyers offered differing views on the autopsy findings.
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Pat Paulsen Faces Operable Brain Cancer At 69
Pat Paulsen former Smothers Brothers sidekick and perennial presidential candidate has operable brain cancer at age 69. He and family said a doctor in Mexico agreed to treat him after conventional methods failed. Paulsen rose to fame in 1968 on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and campaigned in four presidential elections with his trademark deadpan humor. He continues performing as doctors diagnosed brain cancer two months after a colon cancer diagnosis in 1995.
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Indicators point to strong economy in March
New York AP indicates U.S. manufacturing expanded at its fastest pace in over two years in March with gains in new orders backlogged orders and employment. Prices for raw materials held steady signaling inflation remains in check amid hopes for a continued rise in activity and a shift in market expectations.
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Browns flag to fly aboard Space Shuttle mission
Cleveland astronaut Donald A. Thomas will carry a Cleveland Browns flag on the Space Shuttle Columbia during a 16 day mission. He will wear a watch counting down to Cleveland's first preseason game, tentatively Aug 21, 1999, as 870 days remain until kickoff for a team not yet back in a stadium.
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