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To: Tim Luke who wrote (54319)	8/20/1999 9:48:00 AM
From: allen v.w.	Respond to of 90042

Disney said to find Fairchild buyer The Walt Disney Co. has decided to sell Fairchild Publications to Conde Nast Publications for $650 million, The New York Times reported today. msnbc.com

To: Tim Luke who wrote (54319)	8/20/1999 9:49:00 AM
From: allen v.w.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90042

Apple sues eMachines over eOne Apple Computer Inc. has picked another company to sue for allegedly ripping off its iMac design. msnbc.com

To: Tim Luke who wrote (54319)	8/20/1999 9:51:00 AM
From: allen v.w.	Respond to of 90042

3 ways to plan a hurricane-free trip If you're a globe-trotter who particularly enjoys the tropics, is there anything you can do to hurricane-proof your vacation? You bet your barometer. MSNBC's Robin Dalmas reports. msnbc.com

To: Tim Luke who wrote (54319)	8/20/1999 9:52:00 AM
From: allen v.w.	Respond to of 90042

For every student with a 'Tingle' Despite the efforts of writer-director Kevin Williamson, "Teaching Mrs. Tingle" isn't quite edgy enough or funny enough to qualify as a full-blown black comedy. But you might enjoy a chuckle or two. msnbc.com

To: Tim Luke who wrote (54319)	8/20/1999 9:53:00 AM
From: allen v.w.	Respond to of 90042

Study: no infection from pig tissue Researchers trying to develop ways to use pig tissues and organs for transplants in people said on Thursday they had found no evidence that anyone had been infected by viruses from such transplants. msnbc.com