Amusement rides injure over ten thousand in 2000
A Consumer Product Safety Commission report shows more than 10,000 people were injured on amusement rides in 2000, including 6,590 on parks rides and 4,000 on mobile carnival rides. Two deaths occurred, with state regulations varying and a proposed federal oversight bill gaining support.
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International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions
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Prince William Enrolls At St Andrews Amid Media Frenzy
Prince William begins a four year art history program at the University of St Andrews as tabloids promise sensational coverage. University officials vow privacy protection and discipline for gossip spreaders while the town’s Old World backdrop and famous visitors draw attention.
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the Mirror
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Sean Connery
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Internet bench tests town’s computer skills in Abbey Gardens
In Bury St Edmunds England a park bench wired to four phone lines lets passersby check email download files or surf the Web at no charge. Officials call it a social experiment amid questions about demand climate and cost with visitors and tourists using it as a novelty and a few locals trying it for free access.
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