U N says next Iraq surveillance flight to proceed
The United States will continue with the next U-2 surveillance flight over Iraq despite threats to shoot down planes. Richard Butler said inspectors will proceed with other U N missions as Saddam Hussein allows a three member team to visit Baghdad to defuse the crisis.
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Plaque honors Laika first dog in space mission
In Moscow the Institute for Aviation and Space Medicine unveiled a plaque on the 40th anniversary of Laika the stray dog launched aboard a Soviet spacecraft on November 3 1957. The flight lacked a recovery capsule and the dog perished with the satellite during reentry.
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S Korean leader's son released on bail for health reasons
Kim Hyun-chul 37, son of President Kim Young Sam, freed from Seoul Penitentiary on bail of 105000 dollars while appealing a three year term for bribery and tax evasion. He left prison under medical grounds after less than a month of confinement.
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Israeli fetuses possibly tainted by mad cow disease risk
A Health Ministry official and Haaretz report that hundreds of Israeli women undergoing IVF may be carrying fetuses infected with a brain disease linked to mad cow outbreaks. The protein donor died of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease, raising concern though the risk to babies born remains small.
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