Mir crews ready for spacewalk to Spektr module repairs
In Moscow, Mir's crew planned a Friday spacewalk into the damaged Spektr module after computers were restored, with the three-person team reading manuals and preparing for a dangerous repair mission. Ground control said the main computer was back online by Wednesday afternoon.
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Explosives and tunnels found on recluse Carl Drega’s land
Authorities lit a barn blaze on Carl Drega property after finding 600 pounds of explosives and a tunnel system amid a four hour rampage in Columbia New Hampshire. Drega killed four people before being shot dead. 400 pounds of ammonium nitrate removed from ruins. Authorities anticipate examining tunnels on the Connecticut River site as part of a long running zoning dispute with the town.
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UPS lays off workers as strike recovery begins
UPS moves to resume operations after a 15 day Teamsters walkout. The company tells some staff they face temporary layoffs amid lost business. UPS estimates the strike cut at least 5 percent of its activity as daily volume dropped to about 10 percent of normal. About 185,000 Teamsters participated in the stoppage.
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Teamsters President Arrested for Trespassing at UPS Property
Henry McKelvey president of Teamsters Local 509 was arrested for trespassing on UPS property in Charleston. The UPS strike had ended but workers returned to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport hub as company officials weigh post strike workload and potential layoffs.
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Police to Warn Residents on High Risk Sex Offenders
In New Jersey an appeals court upholds Megan s Law requiring communities to be informed about high risk sex offenders. Police may conduct door to door distributions of fliers warning residents about offenders in their neighborhoods.
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National roundups on sex offender notices and AMA Sunbeam deal
Federal court blocked sex offender notification laws until Sept. 10 and a state AG planned talks with prosecutors on warning dissemination. AMA faces backlash over Sunbeam logo license. officials may drop or modify the arrangement. McVeigh lawyer moves to withdraw amid conflict and anger. Gingrich unveils veterans health plan at VFW, stressing care standards. GM recalls 475000 trucks and SUVs for seat belt edge cuts revealed in crash tests.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists office hours and contact numbers for subscriptions and editorial inquiries. Rates include home delivery at 8.95 monthly and 26.85 for eight months, with county mail and other mail options and annual totals.
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