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Hacker Breaks Into Citicorp's Computer System
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According to an article in the "Wall Street Journal" a 28-year-old
Russian is under arrest in London for breaking into Citicorp's computer
banks and transferring millions of dollars to his own account.
DANIEL ZWERDLING, Host: FBI agents say they've broken an international
computer hacking ring for doing something outrageous, something that
a lot of computer specialists have been fearing was just a matter
of time. The hackers allegedly broke into other people...
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Analysis: Florida drug enforcement officials want to use a fungus to kill off marijuana plants, but environmentalists have many concerns about ecological impacts
Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR)
; DANIEL ZWERDLING Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR) 08-08-1999 Analysis: Florida drug enforcement officials want to use a fungus to kill off marijuana plants, but environmentalists have many concerns about ecological impacts Host: DANIEL ZWERDLING Time: 8:00-9:00 PM DANIEL ZWERDLING, host: Back here at
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Poem Portrays Baseball's Ties to a Polio Victim
All Things Considered (NPR)
; 00-00-0000 Mark O'Brien shares How I Survived Childhood. It is a poem he has written explaining how listening to baseball games on the radio helped him through the loneliness caused by polio and life in an iron lung. DANIEL ZWERDLING, Anchor: Occasionally writer Mark O'Brien sends us a poem. And
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Nothing Fuels Passion Like the Unattainable
All Things Considered (NPR)
; 00-00-0000 Iron lung patient Mark O'Brien gives his take on love and passion in his short poem, ``Object of Desire The poem is read by readers Tom Cole and Deborah Williams. DANIEL ZWERDLING, Host: The taste of a first kiss is amazing, but poet Mark O'Brien might add that nothing fuels passion like
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Daniel Zwerdling Interviews Pianist Leon Fleisher
All Things Considered (NPR)
; 00-00-0000 Concert pianist Leon Fleisher has been teaching for the past 30 years and playing left-hand pieces only after a repetitive motion injury to his right hand in 1965. He is now playing again with both hands. DANIEL ZWERDLING, Host: Back in the early 1960s, pianist Leon Fleisher [sp] was
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DUTCH VISITOR RETURNS TO PLAY FOR HOME TEAM O'BRIEN TAKES SPOT ON AMERICAN SQUAD
The Boston Globe
; John O'Brien says he has the dope on the Dutch. Holland's men's soccer squad scrimmaged Ajax, his club team, last week to get ready for this afternoon's friendly match with the US at CMGI Field. "And our assistant coach sent me a whole scouting report," O'Brien says. Not that O'Brien couldn't give
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