Japan postpones first moon mission UCHINOURA launch
Japan postponed the Muses A lunar orbit mission 18 seconds before liftoff citing a hydraulic control fault in the booster nozzle. Mission chief Hiroki Matsuo said a future launch remains possible. If successful it would place Japan among the few nations to orbit the moon.
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Chaos Deepens as Azeri Unrest Claims Lives
A military convoy was ambushed near Baku amid ten days of Armenian Azerbaijani clashes. Two soldiers and a civilian woman were killed, bringing total deaths to 170 with over 600 wounded. The KGB warned Azerbaijan stands on the edge of chaos and anarchy as authorities seek calm.
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Model Before Federal Grand Jury Investigating Barry
Rasheeda Moore, the former model involved in the Marion Barry case, testified before a federal grand jury probing Barry's activities. Barry's allies and business leaders urged Jesse Jackson to enter the mayoral race after the arrest. Jackson faces pressure from Barry's supporters as he considers a run.
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LaRouche convictions upheld by federal appeals court
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld tax and mail fraud conspiracy convictions of Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. and six associates tied to more than 30 million dollars in loans raised by supporters. LaRouche vows innocence and possible further appeal.
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FBI searches Ala junk shop in mail bombings
FBI agents investigated the mail bombings that killed a federal judge and a civil rights lawyer by searching the salvage business and home of Robert Wayne O'Ferrell in Enterprise and New Brockton. They sought a potentially used typewriter for letters from the bomber. no charges were filed.
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Morris found guilty in computer worm trial
Syracuse AP report states Robert T. Morris 24 of Arnold Maryland became the first person convicted under the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act for releasing a rogue worm into a federal network. The incident on November 2 1988 caused up to 15 million in downtime and repairs with a potential five year prison term and 250 000 dollar fine.
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N.Y
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Mild Pacific air keeps U S temperatures above normal
Above normal temperatures lingered across much of the nation with light snow from the Ohio Valley to central New England. Rain was forecast for Florida and parts of the Southwest as a ridge and trough pattern bring clouds, wind, and varying precipitation. Monday’s warm spot was downtown Miami at 86 degrees.
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Illinois Weather and Lottery Update
The extended forecast for Dixon through Saturday predicts mild Thursday and Friday with gradual cooling Saturday and a chance of rain Friday. Daytime highs range from around 40 north to the mid to upper 50s south, with cooler values inland. Nighttime lows span upper 20s north to mid 30s south, ending with Saturday highs near 30 north to low 40s south and northwest winds. The Illinois State Lottery Monday draw produced winning numbers 0-7-4 with Pick Four 2-0-5-4 and Little Lotto 03-07-13-22-26. Estimated Lotto jackpot stands at 20 million dollars.
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Commodity quotes from Mer chants Trading Co. noon update
Live cattle and hog futures with Feb to Aug contracts listed for beef and pork bellies. Grain and soybean futures shown for Jan to Dec contracts, including corn soybeans oats and meal and oil. Metals and softs include gold silver cotton and cocoa with March and May to July maturities.
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