Tape stunt raises funds as staff tape bosses to nail
AG SPECIAL SECTION reports on a fundraising stunt where employees pay to duct tape their bosses to a nail to feed the hungry. The Chronicle highlights area students designing ads and writing editorials for today’s edition.
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NATO bombing intensifies not yielding Milosevic
Washington observers note decades of air power doctrine shaping NATO efforts against Milosevic, tracing belief in air superiority from early 20th century military history to modern strategy.
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Russia seeks Kosovo settlement amid NATO strikes and refugee crisis
Belgrade reports ground attack jets heading toward Kosovo as NATO expands actions against Serb forces. A-10 Warthogs were seen taking off from Aviano Air Base. Air raid sirens sounded in Belgrade and blasts rattled Pancevo as ethnic Albanian refugees flee. Russian prime minister announces efforts to broker a deal amid escalating violence.
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Huskies stun Duke to win NCAA title in upset
Connecticut, ranked third, defeated top-ranked Duke 77-74 in St Petersburg to claim its first national championship. Richard Hamilton scored 27 as Khalid El Amin iced the game with a clutch sequence after Duke’s 32-game win streak. Trajan Langdon led Duke with 25 in defeat.
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No time for please in Gotham subway plan dropped
New York officials abandoned a plan to remove please from boarding announcements to save seconds. Transit spokesman Al O Leary said the change would shave minutes off schedules, sparking rider backlash and skepticism from activists.
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Ninety-ish Milie Imler Keeps Cop Shop Shipshape
Millie Imler, age 89, assists at North Ridgeville Police Station by cleaning shelves of toy police cars caps and memorabilia. Chief Ron Bauer praises her cheerful, motherly presence and staff celebrated her birthday with cake, punch and celebratory greens.
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