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I'd use tr instead.

tr '\n' ' ' < input; tr '\t' ' ' < input

Point being that sed uses newlines as delimiters and thus has a hell of a time working with them.

I'm not quite following this.

Are you saying you want to work out what the current year month and day is from the number of minutes elapsed since January 1, 1996?

Yeah...it's not that simple.

#!/bin/bash
# zkill - zombie process killing script
# Must be run under root.
case "$1" in
--admin)
stat=`ps ax | awk '{print $1}' | grep -v "PID" | xargs...