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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 2002

Page

8

NASA OKs Columbia Flight for Hubble Servicing Mission

NASA decided to proceed with the 11 day Hubble servicing mission aboard the shuttle Columbia despite a clogged radiator line. Engineers eased concern as Freon flow held within a safe range, clearing the way for spacewalks and the rendezvous with Hubble. Commander Scott Altman and chief repairman John Grunsfeld expressed confidence in continuing toward Friday and beyond.

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California voters face Condit fate in pivotal primary

In San Francisco, Rep. Gary Condit confronts a tough primary as Republican rivals clash to face Gov. Gray Davis. The race unfolds amid the Chandra Levy scandal, a severe energy crisis, and a looming budget deficit, with Cardoza challenging Condit and Simon gaining traction in the gubernatorial contest.

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Drought grips country and stirs water fears

Drought covers about 30 percent of the United States with two vast eastern and western strips from Maine to Georgia and Montana to Texas. Experts warn the situation could worsen this summer as farmers and residents face potential water shortages and higher consumption.

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