Soviet Space Deputy Defector Granted Asylum in Britain
Russian space program official Anatoly Fedoseyev, reputedly deputy head of the Soyuz Luna research, has been granted asylum in Britain. He arrived Friday and is living in a London suburb while his stay is authorized for up to a year.
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Farm worker job plan touted by Secretary Hodgson
Washington announces a $20 million first year program to train and place more than 6,000 migrant workers for year round work. The plan aims to raise economic independence, with training and development in base areas and options to settle outside the migrant stream.
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Youths desert rock site in Louisiana festival clash
Thousands of youths streamed away from a rock festival site in McCrea Louisiana after authorities declared the gathering illegal. Organizers asked officials to allow food and water delivery for humanitarian reasons as a 10 day injunction and emergency ordinance barred the event. A three judge panel ordered further court action in Baton Rouge while local residents showed mixed sympathy for the demonstrators.
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