Space junk debris to hit Earth from Skylab era risk
Space agency officials warn 83 000 pounds of Saturn V debris may reenter Friday with up to 50 pieces potentially reaching land in a 250 000 square mile area. Most debris expected to fall into the Atlantic Ocean, with some possibly landing in the United States and other regions.
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Columbus Teachers End Historic Strike Picket Lines Formed
Columbus school system with 100000 students 5000 teachers and 170 schools was hit by a strike as 4000 CEA members voted to strike after talks stalled over a 12 percent pay raise while the board offered just over 4 percent.
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Kennedy bike thief gets four years and other New York case
Robert Lopez, 20, was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing John F. Kennedy Jr.’s bicycle in Central Park last May 14 and for a July 4 mugging of an auxiliary police officer. The Kennedy case delayed by the teen’s absence. James Cagney obtained a temporary restraining order to bar publication of an unauthorized biography. Stephen Shearer, Belfast boy adopted in Minnesota, returns home briefly. Solzhenitsyn leaves Paris for Zurich after nine days.
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Jackson donors top $1.1 million in six months
Supporters of Senate hopeful Henry M. Jackson reported contributions exceeding 1.1 million dollars to the Jackson Planning Committee in its first six months since organizing last July.
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Lexington boy claims yo yo world record over weekend
Darby McClosky, 11, skipped school to try beating a Charlotte boy's 52 hour yo yo record. He yo yoed for 53 hours over the weekend, saying he could beat the previous mark. His mother, Mrs. Forrest McClosky, of Lexington Kentucky, described the effort as a bold local claim.
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Douglas Justice Douglas Leaves ICU After Stroke
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas is moved out of the intensive care unit at Walter Reed Army Medical Center following admission after a stroke on New Year’s Eve while vacationing.
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