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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1994
Page
2
Wire reports say five astronauts and cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev prepared for a link with the Mir space station after salvaging what science they could from a malfunctioning satellite. The Wake Shield Facility remained active on the shuttle arm as efforts to release the satellite were halted by a faulty guidance system.
Sarajevo mourners bury 68 killed by a mortar at a crowded market while NATO nations prepare to meet in Brussels to discuss possible air strikes if Serb attacks continue. The Clinton administration seeks authorization and EU ministers remain divided on a deadline for the siege as Russia cautions repercussion.
After a one day walkout by some Teamsters, the union and United Parcel Service settled a weight limit dispute in Atlanta. No driver will handle more than 70 pounds without help or lifting devices and negotiations will begin immediately on the weight issue. Earl Brown said the settlement protects members from hazards of overweight packages.
A U S Olympic Committee panel will meet in Oslo next Tuesday to decide if Tonya Harding should be expelled from the U S figure skating team for the Nancy Kerrigan attack. Harding's lawyers may be notified and she could be asked to appear. the outcome could require a court fight to regain her spot if expelled. The board will meet privately with 10 to 13 members. the associ ation is also conducting its own inquiry.
ABC resists airing a March 1 episode featuring a same sex kiss between two women. Tom Arnold says the network refused to broadcast the scene while activists push for the episode as planned. The issue draws protests from gay rights groups and supporters.
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