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A meteorite crashed in eastern India, injuring five people and destroying two houses. It lit up the night sky and rattled windows before it crashed to the ground. One resident says, "It was all there for just a few seconds but it was like daylight everywhere." And in Louisiana, a meteor punched a hole in Roy Fausset?s roof. He says, "The powder room door was open and it looked like an artillery shell had hit the room."

The Louisiana meteor fell with enough force to punch a hole through the roof and descend two floors before coming to rest in the crawl space beneath the house. It was a sandy-colored rock that looked burned around the edges.
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Ohio farmer Dale Mark has a crop circle in his soybean field. Passengers flying overhead in a private airplane last week discovered it. One part of the design is a circle surrounding a triangle, another resembles a peace sign, and a third looks like a bull’s-eye. His wife, Mary Ellen, is puzzled because the circles are on land that’s difficult to reach from the road. She says, “It does make you wonder, because there’s no in or out.”

Researcher Jeffrey Wilson says the circle was createdfour to five weeks ago, even though it was only recently discovered. “The ground is very isolated and you can’t see it from any roadway,” he says. “We think it would not be the place a hoaxer would go because no one would see it.”
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Forensic expert Jimmy Chilcutt, of the Conroe Police Department in Texas, says he has strong evidence that Bigfoot exists. Scientific debate about whether or not he’s real hasn’t stopped Bigfoot from being spotted in Argentina.

Chilcutt, who specializes in finger and footprints, says the 6 Bigfoot footprints that have been found are genuine, especially the 18-inch print found in Washington in 1987. “The unique thing about this cast is that it has dermal ridges?and the flow and texture matches the ridge flow texture of one from California,” he says. “The ridges are about twice as thick as in a human being.”
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The home telephone numbers of the 11 top executives of the Direct Marketing Association, which is trying to kill the federal do-not-call list that 50 million people signed on to, are on the list, meaning they don’t want to receive any annoying sales calls.

Jack Dolan writes in the Hartford Courant that the executives signed up at the same time their organization began waging a legal battle to prevent federal regulators from blocking telemarketing calls to millions of other Americans.
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