Space shuttle Enterprise tests first airborne flight
Two astronauts tested flaps and speed brake on the piggyback Space Shuttle Enterprise in Edwards California for the first manned airborne test of optical equipment. The 150000 pound shuttle rode 15000 feet on a 747 after earlier delays due to computer and hatch issues. tests aim to demonstrate future spaceflight and reuse capability.
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Fathers survived fires and gunshots on milestone day
Three men near losing their lives over the past year are celebrated this Father’s Day. Roy Fredrickson, 78, was trapped in a fire and revived by responders on the fifth floor of the Schneider Building, Allen Hinrichs, 44, survived gunshot wounds after subduing a robber at Lacia’s IGA, and Leo Nack Sr., 70, endured multiple cancer surgeries with five months of treatment.
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Park Drive
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Joe
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No-fault auto insurance praised in federal survey
A federal survey across 16 states finds no-fault auto insurance delivering quicker and more equitable benefits than traditional liability. The Transportation Department endorses no-fault as sound and feasible, with Senator Warren Magnuson noting its confirmation of the theory.
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Agents dispute no fault auto coverage versus traditional liability
La Crosse insurance agents say no fault offers no better coverage or lower rates than traditional liability. They argue caps on intangible damages hinder claimants and favor lawyers, noting no fault raises costs in many cases and does not reduce overall premiums.
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Kellicut
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