FAA finds nearly a dozen procedural faults at Boeing 737 plant
FAA quality assurance inspectors uncovered almost a dozen production procedure violations at Boeing's 737 assembly plant in Seattle during a month long audit prompted by the SilkAir 737-300 crash. A Boeing official said the errors are procedural and do not affect aircraft safety. A Wichita facility inspection found no problems.
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Stealth Satellite Plans Stir Washington Debate
U S plans a new generation of small intelligence satellites to launch from 2003 offering near constant overhead imagery. Some vehicles may use stealth tech to evade radar though others doubt such a capability exists. The goal is to limit enemy ability to detect surveillance and hide targets. At CPAC Forbes leads conservative straw poll with 23 percent, Bush 10 percent, Buchanan and Gingrich 7 percent.
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Space shuttle brings home astronaut after Mir mission
David Wolf returns to Earth aboard Endeavour after 128 days in orbit. The crew landed on schedule as Mission Control welcomed him home. Wolf, a doctor and pilot, described the hatch opening and the scent of Earth, while looking forward to pizza, a cold drink, a hot shower, and reunion with his family.
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Russians dock with Mir space station bringing international crew
A Soyuz spacecraft docked with the Mir station ahead of schedule, delivering two Russians and a Frenchman, Talgat Musabayevy, Nikolai Budarin, and Leopold Eyharts, along with gifts including a bottle of French wine. The crew, the most international yet, welcomed American colleagues after linkage and hatch opening.
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Defense photo used to sow doubt in Nichols trial
Records show Morris Wilson could not have been at Geary State Fishing Lake on April 18, 1995, yet a defense witness identified a man like Wilson in a lake photo. Wilson was jailed that day, but prosecutors relied on the image to insinuate Nichols’ presence near the bombing site. Jurors later criticized the tactic and questioned whether it misled them about Nichols’s involvement.
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Royalty marks Beatrix birthday amid world greetings
Dignitaries from Britain Jordan Belgium Denmark Norway Sweden Greece Bulgaria Luxembourg Liechtenstein attend Beatrix 60th birthday events in Amsterdam including a private museum gathering a ballet lunch and a palace ball. Also notes Diana crash video claim by The Mirror and legal dispute involving Fran Drescher in The Nanny film case.
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