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November 19,
1998
Volume II, Number 6
‘INVISIBLE
HAND' RESCUES BABY
Witnesses say The Invisible Hand was responsible for last Wednesday's rescue of 1-year-old
Sally Fairfield, who had crawled out the fourth-story window of her family’s Back Bay
apartment and was plummeting to certain death.
New company enters
long-distance market
Entering the fray of long-distance service providers, Digitel has introduced its own
convenient long-distance dialing code.
uppercase letters
call wildcat strike
all 26 uppercase letters walked off the alphabet early this morning.
UK searches for poet
laureate
All over Great Britain, poets are limbering up their pens and sharpening
their switchblades as Parliament debates how the new poet laureate should be selected.
Boston student
wins adjusted bee
James Lowalski of Boston became the nation’s first adjusted spelling bee champion
yesterday. Under the rules of the event, children of dissimilar native intelligence are
asked to spell words of relative difficulty.
Charlotte, NC selected as official site of 2004 Apocalypse
Canada, Ghana sign historic treaty
Comedian sets dubious record in Southeast
Ask Beth's letters from teens are re-routed to bullies at their own schools
