NASA leaders discuss Return to Flight plan at Kennedy
NASA deputy administrator Fred Gregory and two associates declined to discuss the board's likely recommendation to change NASA culture. They spoke at Kennedy Space Center amid talks with the Stafford-Covey Return to Flight Task Group as NASA outlines a shuttle fleet return window from March 11 to April 6.
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Government to tighten airport security on electronics
Homeland Security issues guidance to law enforcement warning al Qaida may use electronics to conceal weapons. Items flagged include remote keyless devices and camera attachments. airports will increase scrutiny. In Eagle Colorado Kobe Bryant to appear in court prompting security measures and media attention.
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Episcopal Church elects first openly gay bishop
The Episcopal General Convention approved Rev. V. Gene Robinson as bishop of the Diocese of New Hampshire with a 62 to 45 vote after a delay over an allegation later cleared. The decision risks schism within the church and prompts conservatives to consider breaking away amid global Anglican debates on homosexuality.
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Marriott Hotel bombing in Jakarta kills 13 and injures 149
A suspected suicide bombing at the Jakarta Marriott Hotel killed 13 and wounded 149 as first day testimony opened in a Bali bombing case. The blast shatters windows, burns cars, and triggers international condemnation amid ties to Jemaah Islamiyah and al Qaida.
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Leno to get makeover by Queer Eye on Tonight Show
NBC host Jay Leno will be given a makeover by the Fab Five on The Tonight Show. The segment is scheduled for August 14, reflecting the cross show crossover trend on late night TV.
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Paul Alexander jailed after Jerry Springer brag
Cape May Court House authorities say Paul Alexander 29 is charged with endangering the welfare of a child and second degree sexual assault for activity with a 13 year old girl, linked to remarks on The Jerry Springer Show about dumping his girlfriend and their 7 year old child.
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