Atlantis moves to pad for flight to Hubble Space Telescope
NASA moved shuttle Atlantis to the launch pad at Cape Canaveral for a mission to the Hubble Space Telescope. The launch, set for Oct 8, is expected to slip by a couple of days due to Tropical Storm Fay and Hanna and a technical issue with the shuttle tank hookup.
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School boycott ends as senator plans talks with governor
CHICAGO AP The state senator who led a protest boycott of Chicago schools cut it short after two days and said he would meet Gov. Rod Blagojevich soon to discuss solutions. Sen James Meeks said the governor's office proposed Monday or Tuesday for a meeting and that the boycott ended because Blagojevich said he would not meet while it remained in effect.
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Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick pleads guilty and resigns
Kwame Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to felony charges in a sex scandal case and agreed to four months in jail and five years of probation with a $1 million restitution. He announced his resignation effective in two weeks. City Council President Ken Cockrel Jr. will serve as interim mayor until a special election.
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Abramoff receives four year sentence for graft
Jack Abramoff the former lobbyist known for a wide corruption scandal was sentenced to four years in prison by U S District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle The judge noted the case shattered public confidence in government Abramoff cried as he admitted being a broken man and faces about six years behind bars total due to a Florida term The case helped convict others including former Rep Bob Ney and J Steven Griles while Abramoff’s cooperation was cited by prosecutors
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Pakistani village raid strains US ally image before election
The deadly American led raid on a Pakistani village angered the government and likely eroded support for the pro US presidential front runner two days before the election. Intelligence officials reported a missile strike in North Waziristan killing at least four, sparking controversy over foreign action.
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