Officials retrace jet route after deadly Detroit runway crash
Investigators used a DC-9 similar to the crashed jets to re trace the route at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. NTSB spokesman Brent Bahler said the factual analysis is winding down as data is analyzed.
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U.S. Expected to Approve Norplant Contraceptive Implant
The government is likely to approve Norplant, a hormonal implant offering up to five years of pregnancy prevention. Six silicone capsules implanted in the upper arm release levonorgestrel with a failure rate under 1 percent and no estrogen.
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Shuttle Columbia observers face computer failure hindering $150 million observatory
NASA astronauts lose their only ground to space terminal for the Astro observatory as three ultraviolet telescopes halt progress. Ground control scrambles to guide the instruments with a joystick and TV cameras while a new procedure is tested.
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Infertility rate in U S remains stable per study
Government researchers report infertility rates have held steady in recent years. In 1988 about 4.9 million American women aged 15 to 44 had impaired ability to have children, 8.4 percent, the National Center for Health Statistics found, the same share as 1982. The public worry of an epidemic may reflect changes affecting some groups.
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Homicide rise among young black men noted by CDC
Atlanta AP Homicide among young black males has surged by about two thirds over four years per CDC researchers. In 1988 an estimated 2,741 black males aged 15 to 24 were homicide victims, or 101.1 per 100,000, a sixfold gap versus all Americans in the group.
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Bensonhurst defendant acquitted in Hawkins slaying
A Bensonhurst man acquitted of murder and manslaughter in the racially charged 1989 Hawkins case. John Vento, 22, found guilty only of riot, facing a potential four years. Prosecutors tied him to Yusuf Hawkins’s death in August in Brooklyn.
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Fire destroys UNC Press headquarters in Chapel Hill
A fire at the University of North Carolina Press headquarters near the Chapel Hill campus caused about 500000 in damage, gutted the building, and destroyed rare books and irreplaceable manuscripts. Officials reported no injuries.
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