Astronauts Capture Spartan Satellite During Discovery Mission
Discovery astronauts closed to 35 feet of the $6 million gold colored Spartan satellite on a two day sun study. Ellen Ochoa used the shuttle arm to grab the satellite and secure data in the cargo bay.
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LA awaits verdict in Rodney King police trial
A federal jury weighs the fate of Sgt. Stacey Koon and officers Powell Briseno Wind over the 1991 Rodney King beating. National Guard units report to staging areas and civil rights leaders urge peace as rumors of a verdict spread through Los Angeles.
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Serb Shelling Kills 56 in Srebrenica Attack
In Srebrenica Serb shelling killed 56 people including 15 children and wounded 90 as relief convoys reached Serb checkpoints. NATO jets planned to patrol Bosnian skies while Bosnian Serb commanders limited interference with the UN ban on flights.
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Prisoners Hold 8 Guards Hostage After Riot at Ohio Facility
At Southern Ohio Correctional Facility eight guards are held hostage after an uprising in which six white inmates were killed. Authorities report 450 inmates remained in control of the riot area as negotiations continued.
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Prince Cancels Shows With Respiratory Infection
Prince postpones sold out performances at the Universal Amphitheatre due to a respiratory infection per doctor orders. Thursday’s show remains on, with Friday and Saturday performances rescheduled. Richard Gere condemns Osccars activism in a New York Times piece. Lewis Grizzard exits ICU after triple bypass and valve repair, may go home this week.
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