NASA eyeing Discovery launch after pad repairs at Cape Canaveral
NASA officials say Discovery could launch to the International Space Station on Sunday after hydrogen vent line repairs, with confirmation only when the external fuel tank fills. Earlier, leaking hydrogen forced a pause and raised safety concerns. Separately, a government inspector exposed weaknesses in post 9 11 border security by fraudulently obtaining U S passports using fake documents and a dead man and a child as test subjects.
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Arkansas day-care serves blue windshield fluid to kids
Ten children aged 2 to 7 drank windshield wiper fluid from a container mistaken for Kool-Aid at a Arkansas day-care. The owner surrendered her state license, and one child remained hospitalized in good condition as doctors assess exposure. In Amsterdam, police released seven suspects after a bomb threat scare tied to Moroccan immigrants. prosecutors noted no evidence supporting the threat.
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Fire Engulfs Basundhara City Mall Dhaka. Seven Die
A helicopter plucked survivors from the roof as a fire raced through the 22 story Basundhara City mall in Dhaka. Flames and smoke sent hundreds fleeing while at least seven people were killed and about 50 injured.
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Obama cites pain and hope as economy stabilizes
President Obama said the recession has caused incredible pain for millions and pledged that his policy agenda will revive growth and cut health care costs. He urged patience as efforts to stabilize the financial system take effect and defended pursuing a broad social program amidst the crisis. China’s Wen Jiabao warned about U.S. debt risk as Washington seeks recovery.
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Man convicted in Phoenix Serial Shooter killings
A former janitor, Dale Shawn Hausner, was found guilty on 80 of 86 counts for murdering six people and wounding 19 during a 14 month spree in 2005 2006. He faces a death penalty phase starting March 23 after jurors acquitted two killings.
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California official calls Howard Stern Anna Nicole Smith’s principal enabler
California Attorney General Jerry Brown labeled Howard K Stern as the principal enabler in a conspiracy with Drs Khristine Ep roshevich and Sandeep Kapoor to unlawfully prescribe and dispense addictive pills to an addict in the months before Anna Nicole Smith's death. The three face multiple felony counts and potential prison, with medical boards considering license actions after the criminal case. Smith died February 8 2007 amid a million dollar estate dispute.
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Ginsburg hints at possible opening on Supreme Court
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told law students there could be an opening on the Supreme Court soon but offered no names. She noted the nine justices only pose for a group photo when a new member joins and did not take questions. Court watchers point to Stevens or Souter as likely retirees.
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