Julie Andrews vows to sing again after throat surgery
Julie Andrews denies reports her singing career is finished. In The Mail on Sunday she said her voice is weak now but improving and she will sing again. Her husband Blake Edwards previously doubted a return.
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Satellite chip to shield satellites from nuclear blasts
Intel Corp and Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico collaborate on a radiation hardened micro processor for space systems. The chip aims to enable satellites and other spacecraft to withstand nuclear detonation effects, with Intel providing existing tech to develop the hardened product. Intel plans to announce the technology on Tuesday.
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Endeavour crew docks Unity with space station component
Astronauts aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour hoisted the 25 000 pound Unity module from the cargo bay with 1 inch clearance each side using Nancy Currie 50 foot robotic arm then attached it to the Zarya component in the first in the blind docking. The operation took two hours and moved the international space station project forward as Unity will serve as a connecting passageway for future modules.
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Gore's father Albert Gore Sr. dies at 90 in Tennessee
Former Sen Albert Gore Sr the 3 term lawmaker and father of Vice President Al Gore died at 90 from natural causes at his Carthage Tennessee home. He opposed the Vietnam War and helped integrate the South earning praise from President Clinton and later his son went on to national office.
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Hoffa's son elected president of Teamsters
James P. Hoffa, 57, son of the late Jimmy Hoffa, won the Teamsters presidency after opponent Tom Leedham conceded. Supporters say he can restore old party power while critics fear a return to corruption, though Hoffa denies ties to organized crime.
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Tripp eyes TV interview amid New York talks
Linda Tripp arrives in New York seeking a prime time interview deal about her role in the Lewinsky affair. She meets with her attorney and publicist at a midtown eatery, saying positive feedback has followed her publicly. A publicist cautions no deal is final yet.
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