Shuttle launch scrubbed amid weather and technical checks
The launch of the Columbia space shuttle was scrubbed after weather worsened and a ground‑level valve system check indicated no immediate fault. A six‑man red team rechecked the pad water spray system as technicians pumped 524000 gallons of propellants into the external tank before liftoff. Commander Dan Brandenstein and pilot Jim Wetherbee were to command the mission aiming at the Long Duration Exposure Facility.
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Kennedy Space Center
Vietnam
Meteo
Launch Control Center
Sieck
Shuttle
Columbia
Dan Brandenstein
Jim Wetherbee
Summer Squall Dominates Saratoga Then Reads Derby Path
Dogwood’s Summer Squall scores Grade II Saratoga Special and Grade I Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga. Named co top two year olds in National TAC Poll after the Hopeful. Plans include Gulfstream workouts, Swale, Deputy Minister Handicap, Blue Grass Stakes, and Kentucky Derby prep at Keeneland then Louisville. Owned by a limited partnership and managed by Dogwood. Sunday Silence named champion two year old. Open Mind and others win divisions per TB, with Highland Bud in steeplechase.
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Kentucky
Bashford Manor
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Saratoga
Saratoga N.Y
Summer Squall
Aiken
Neil Howard
Gulfstream
Florida
Dogwood
Lexington
Keeneland
Sunday Silence
St.ether Inners
Go For
Open Mind
Blushing John
Bayakoa
Steinlen
Brown Bess
Safely Kept
Highland Bud
National Turf Writers’ Association
Daily Racing Form
Racing Secretaries
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Grand Jury To Bolster Criminal Prosecutions
In Charleston a permanent federal grand jury will meet on the second Tuesday monthly, boosting criminal prosecution. U.S. Attorney E. Bart Daniel says the Charleston panel, the first in 25 years, will increase grand jury time by about 50 percent and add a criminal assistant U.S. attorney to ease travel burdens for agents and witnesses from the Lowcountry.
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Charleston
Em- Jn
E. Bart Daniel
Sol Blatt Jr
Columbia
Greenville
Daniel
Hugo recovery debate shapes South Carolina session
South Carolina legislators from district 1 ville to Charleston discuss Hugo recovery funding. Rep Altman and Rep Kohn push for bills to cover timber losses, beach rebuilding, and homeowner claims, while others urge bond issues and state contingency funds. Debris removal and insurance settlements loom as cleanup progresses.
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Grady A. Brown
D-1ville
Robert A. Kohn
Charleston
Hugo Recovery
Robert Altman
D-Pawleys Island
Rep. Altman
Hugo
Georgetown
Rep
Altman
FEMA
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Limehouse
Hasep Limehouse
Goveror
Carroll A.) Campbell
Robert Alfred Kohn
Kohn
Dorchester
Rep. Hallman
South Carolina
McClellanville
E. le Roy Nettles Jr
D-Lake City
Op. Nettles
Columbia
Steve
District 6
Rep. Nettles
Florence
Bob Helmly
D-Moncks Corner
Sumter
Leventis
Leventae Corbett
Myrtle Beach
Salvadoran Leader Vows Justice for Jesuit Slayings
President Cristiani pledges full punishment for those linked to the Jesuit priests murder. He offers a 250000 dollar reward for information leading to arrests and convictions. The killings prompt debates in Congress over US aid while investigators, aided by US and Spanish agents, plus Scotland Yard, pursue the case.
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Ratant
United States
Spain
Scotland Yard
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Bishopville
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Harry Hallman
Mt. Pleasant
Sen. Helmly
Sen
Phil Peter Leventis
D-Sumter
Corbett
R Ep
Horry County
Cristiani
Car Arnulfo Romero
Arcapishop
San Salvador
Mass
Linda Jackson
Beverly Hills
Coe
Ntesight Loos Climécs
Hitchcock Plaza
New York
Aiken Office Supply & Book Shop
Jame A. Miche
Pegasi
Aiimay
Ik Face
Aihines Geaanet
Roseanne
Sher
Pesaran
Tassiis
Ero
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