NASA FUEL SENSOR GLITCH THREATENS ATLANTIS LAUNCH
NASA teams work to fix a fuel sensor problem as the Atlantis crew prepares for a 10:40 a.m. liftoff at Cape Canaveral. Officials consider scrubbing or delaying by one day. decision leaning toward postponement. The mission aims to bring two girders and solar panels to the international space station, a 17 1/2 ton cargo, after years of delays and prior sensor and fuel-cell issues. Atlantis has flown 26 times and has not launched since October 2002.
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South Korea set to resume US beef imports
South Korea, after delays, approved 36 U.S. slaughter houses to export beef for sale in the market within about 25 days. The move ends a 2003 ban tied to mad cow fears and follows safety measures to separate beef sources and tools, reviving South Korea as a major U.S. beef market.
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Calderon pledges bid for sweeping US immigration reform
Mexico's president-elect Felipe Calderon said he will push for broad U S immigration reform to legalize work for millions of Mexicans. He aims to secure a concrete accord before 2009 and believes renewed U S focus on immigration can aid talks with Congress.
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