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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1995

Page

2

Atlantis lands at Kennedy after historic Mir docking mission

Atlantis ends an 11 day flight marking the first U.S. shuttle Mir docking. Commander Robert Gibson and pilot Charles Precourt land at Cape Canaveral at 9 54 a.m. CDT. The mission delivered Anatoly Solovyev and Nikolai Budarin to Mir and brought home Norm Thagard and two cosmonauts. A further shuttle series is planned ahead of the space station project. Discovery prepares for a separate eight day mission with a $330 million communications satellite amid delays.

Atlantis Florida U.S Russia Mir Space Station NASA Kennedy Space Center Cape Canaveral Robert “Hoot” Gibson Charles Precourt Mir International Space Station Anatoly Solovyev Nikolai Budarin Norm Thagard Vladimir Dezhurov Gennady Strekalev Central Asia Thagard Gibson Norm Discovery Kennedy Woodpeckers

California County Delays Payment On $800 Million Bonds

Orange County voters approved a one year extension to repay the 800 million dollar municipal bonds. Bankruptcy lawyer Bruce Bennett said 97 percent of bondholders backed the move. U S Bankruptcy Judge John E Ryan signed an agreement allowing bondholders to sue Merrill Lynch if payments fail next summer amid past losses from former Treasurer Robert L Citron’s bets.

Orange County Bruce Bennett U.S John E Ryan Merrill Lynch & Co

Organ donation shortage study challenges assumptions

A Philadelphia study finds relatives refuse more often than not when approached about donation, disputing beliefs that doctors rarely ask and that families will donate. Analyzing 10,681 deaths across 23 hospitals from 1991 to 1992, 16.5 percent were eligible to donate organs, tissue, or corneas, with actual donations at 40 percent for organs, 24 percent for tissue, and 16 percent for corneas.

Laura A. Siminoff Annals of Internal Medicine U.S Pittsburgh Minneapolis

Jets to use faulty radar jammers over Bosnia

Defense Secretary Perry approved equipping about a dozen FA 18 Hornets from the Marine Corps with electronic radar jammers rejected three years earlier after test failures. More than 100 jammers had rested in a Navy warehouse since 1992 as a $1 billion project was terminated.

Bosnia Pentagon Defense William Perry Aviano Italy Marine Corps Navy

Massacre in Mexico Leaves 12 Dead and a Survivor

In San Rafael Mexico villagers mourn 12 peasants killed on a red dirt road after a fishing trip. A 14 year old survivor said six gunmen ambushed the group, with three appearing as judicial police and the others in peasant shirts. He named Rafael Salgado as a local land official targeted during the assault.

San Rafael Mexico Hilario Garcia Jimenez Judicial Police Rafael

Mediator fired upon in Bosnia

European Union peace mediator Carlo Bildt escaped injury when Serb gunners attacked a road he was using to leave Sarajevo and shelled the Konjic airfield as his helicopter prepared to take off. No one was hurt. UN blamed the Serbs for the attacks near Mount Igman.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina European Union Carlo Bildt Bosnia United Nations NATO Mount Igman Konjic Bildt Pale U.N Alexander Ivanko

NAACP delegates face tough choices at Minneapolis convention

The NAACP opens its 86th annual convention in Minneapolis amid a $3.8 million debt, leadership turnover and lawsuits. Acting executive director Earl Shinhoster says financial reform is priority as Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action and desegregation loom. Myrlie Evers-Williams, elected chair, backs public release of an audit as she leads a push for transparency.

Minneapolis NAACP Supreme Court Earl T. Shinhoster National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Shinhoster Shinhester Shincester Myrlie Evers-Williams

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