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Tempted, almost certainly, by the brakeless popularity of the syndicated series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess, Fox this week launches Roar (Mondays, 9 p.m. ET), a show about a reluctant prince named Conor (Heath Ledger) who in 400 A.D. fought to save the last remaining Celtic land (what would become Ireland) from the nasty, enslaving Romans. Never mind that the Roman occupation of Britain was already crumbling by then and that it never extended to Ireland in the first place. Historical exactitude isn't something to be expected from a series with a prince who looks like...
...eight federal employees, he will next stand trial in Oklahoma for killing 160 other people that day. As his appeals proceed, at least five years are likely to pass before he can be sent to Terre Haute, Indiana, site of the only federal execution chamber. For now, Dr. Paul Heath, leader of the Murrah Building Survivors Association, summed up his reaction to today?s verdict: "Justice, justice, justice...
...result of their efforts, junior A Division skipper Laura Stearns placed eighth on the list of "Top Ten New England Women's Skippers", while junior Jenny Heath ranked third on the list of "Top Five New England Women's Crews...
...persistent labor shortages raise the issue, Why, with so many jobs going begging, are so many people unemployed? One reason is that technical and vocational training has failed to keep up with industries' needs. "We've misled our kids," says Rollie Heath, president of Denver's Ponderosa Industries, a precision machine shop. "For the last 25 years we've told people that the jobs you do with your hands--those jobs don't count. We've basically told young people, 'Don't even consider those jobs...
...Denver, Heath and other businessmen will next month open the Rocky Mountain Manufacturing Academy, a trade-school adjunct of the state's community-college system. Housed in the former Lowry Air Force Base (which once employed hundreds of civilians) near Denver, the $5.5 million facility will make use of cast-off gear like lathes from the old Rocky Flats nuclear-weapons plant. Typical subjects: welding, robotics and laser technology...