Denver travel agent in witness to United Flight 811 tragedy
Shar Peterson, a Denver travel agent, survived United Flight 811 when the Boeing 747 tore open shortly after takeoff from Hawaii. Nine people were killed, and Peterson watched as passengers were sucked out through a gaping hole. She later described the miraculous landing back in Hawaii and the chaotic reception upon arrival in Denver.
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Security up but weapons still slip by
FAA reports security improvements yet 156 weapons slipped through airport checks, triggering $1.18 million in fines to domestic airlines. Detection averaged 93.1 percent, up from 88.2 and 78.9 percent in earlier years, with fines across carriers and total FAA penalties near $4 million since program start.
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Charles urges total ban on ozone depleters by century's end
London AP Prince Charles calls for complete elimination of man made chemicals harming the ozone layer, urging a shift from phased reductions to full ban by century's end. Delegates from China and India seek a development fund to replace CFCs, while Soviet officials urge caution pending more evidence.
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Harassed family vows to stay in Cleveland home
Willie White, his wife and two children in a predominantly white Cleveland neighborhood report ongoing racial harassment after a break in over the weekend that left about 10000 in property damage. Mayor Voinovich condemned the act, promised protection, and reiterated that such violence will not be tolerated in Cleveland. White works for the Cleveland Clinic.
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Pediatricians acknowledge benefits of circumcision
The American Academy of Pediatrics for the first time noted medical benefits of newborn circumcision but stopped short of endorsement. It urged parental decision in consultation with physicians, noting factors like esthetics religion culture and social pressures.
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Winter Storm Strikes East Killing Dozens and Halting Votes
A multi state blizzard drenched the East with rain sleet and snow closing Missouri Legislature and delaying mail in Oklahoma. At least 20 deaths blamed on the storm with nine in Missouri as heavy snow collapsed poultry houses across four states. President Bush canceled trips to Lancaster and Wilmington as schools closed in southern Illinois. Snow ranged from 9 to 16 inches in several areas while parts of New Jersey saw record daily totals. Rain and flood fears rose in West Virginia and Tennessee as crews warned of rising streams. St Louis faced 11 inches prompting a postponed primary. weather officials noted the ground remaining saturated and warned of further river rises.
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