Normally, stations can refuse them. This week at DC's National Mall, for the first time in four years, the entire mile-long AIDS quilt will be stretched out and exhibited. It now contains 36,000 grave-sized panels naming AIDS victims. Showings are becoming rare because of its size and weight. A Rhode Island man is under renewed pressure to do something about his 14-acre mountain of used tires which is so big airline pilots use it as a reference.
Local authorities fear they'll catch fire.
Twelve percent of the manatee population has died just this year. It was the first such event in 13 years. To deter such actions North Korea disables plane radios from communicating with South Korea and holds pilot family members hostage. This presents election-year problems for President Clinton, who has a big stake in successful Dayton Accords processes. It betters today's methods of dripping scented oil onto the coffee crystals as the jar is filled.