Life on Mars still possible says NASA biologist
PASADENA UPI A NASA chief planetary biologist cautions that the Viking instrument's failure to find Earth-like organics in Martian soil does not rule out life. He notes lack of organics is discouraging but more data and alternate analyses may reveal biology. An additional soil test and carbon dioxide activity are ongoing.
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Howe's Pass Defer Howe's Pass Defer
The Utah State Democratic Central Committee split on whether to urge Rep Allan Howe to quit or stay in the reelection race after a misdemeanor sex conviction. A motion to support him pending his second trial failed by four votes. a subsequent bid for Howe to quit lost by three votes. Howe faces a second trial appeal on August 23 and will argue dismissal motions Monday. He was arrested in Salt Lake City's red light district for allegedly propositioning undercover police agents after a prior city court conviction.
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Pioneer Scout Founder Harris Dies at 93 in North Carolina
Stanley J. Harris Sr., 93, credited with forming the United States first Boy Scout troop in 1908 in Frankfort, Kentucky, died Friday in Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro. He reportedly organized the troop to hike with him as he regained strength and planned peaceful death as advised by a doctor. Funeral services set for Sunday.
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Liberty Torch runners conclude cross country spiritual rebirth tour
Thirty three Liberty Torch runners completed a 50 day 8800 mile trek across the United States to Washington D C. They described broad public warmth from towns from the Midwest to the South and West and spoke of a perceived national spiritual revival led by everyday Americans.
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FCC Seizes $10,000 in Illegal New Jersey CB Gear
The Federal Communications Commission reports a July 22 raid with U S marshals and agents from Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York seizing 10,000 dollars worth of Citizens Band equipment from seven New Jersey sites including Waye Parsippany Troy Hills Upper Saddle River Wayne Patterson and Whippany.
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Nude-In Draws About 1000 Views at Cape Cod Beach
About 125 protesters stripped to celebrate the second Nude-In at Cape Cod National Seashore in North Truro Massachusetts drawing roughly 1000 spectators. Park officials warned of 25 dollar fines for anti nudity ordinances but rangers remained at their posts.
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Boston
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