Shuttle power unit failure risks crash in NASA study
A NASA funded study warns a space shuttle could crash about every five years if the three auxiliary power units fail. NASA disputes the 1 in 70 risk, while Harvard Business School introduces an ethics course to address integrity in business. IRA bombs hit a British barracks in Duisburg injuring nine soldiers, claimed by the IRA. Universal Studios faces Christian opposition over The Last Temptation of Christ, with church leaders calling for its destruction.
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Starrs son dies of cocaine use in Tampa
Bart Starr's son Bret Starr, 24, died in Florida from acute cocaine indulgence, with medical examiner citing cardiac arrhythmia as the cause. Died July 4 or 5 at his suburban home. body found July 7 after his father could not reach him.
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Meese probe sought and warm business climates
A compact note indicates calls for a Meese probe and commentary on firming business climates. Some lines suggest relief measures were brought to certain sectors, while others remained cautious about the outlook.
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Kerry performs Heimlich rescue on colleague in Capitol
In the Capitol, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts helped Sen. Chic Hecht of Nevada after Hecht began choking on lunch. Kerry instinctively administered the Heimlich maneuver, dislodging the obstruction. Hecht later sent a personal note of thanks.
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Seven indicted in Contra arms case tied to Calero kin
Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging seven people with illegally supplying mercenaries and weapons to Nicaraguan rebels. The group includes Mario Calero and links to Maco Stewart, an Alabama- tragic figure, and Cuban activists from Miami. They face Neutrality Act violations for recruiting soldiers in the United States for operations against Nicaragua.
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24 Percent Drop Expected in U.S. Grain Output
The Agriculture Department lowers total U.S. grain production for 1988 to 212 million metric tons, a 24 percent drop from 1987, while acknowledging drought and heat. Despite losses, the United States remains ahead of the Soviet Union, with the USSR forecast at 215 million tons including various crops. soybeans could push U.S. totals higher. The 1988 corn harvest is seen at 5.2 billion bushels, down 26 percent from last year.
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Weather forecast for Youglas County by zones
Zone based forecast shows tonight is fair with lows 65 to 70 in zones 1 and 2 and 70 to 75 in zones 3 to 14. Thursday remains sunny with highs ranging from 95 to 105 across zones 1 to 17. south winds mainly 10 to 20 mph with occasional variations noted.
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Clinton Lake Report and Local Weather Summary
The report notes current lake readings at 8 a m showing a water temperature of 82 degrees and a water level at 878.9 feet above mean sea level. Nearby weather calls for tonight clearing with a low around 75 and southeast winds 6 to 10 mph. Thursday expects partly cloudy skies and a possible afternoon storm with a high near 98 and south winds 8 to 12 mph. Overnight Thursday into Friday remains mostly clear with a low near 76 and southeast winds 5 to 10 mph.
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Greeks press immediate trial for man linked to ship massacre
Greek authorities ordered an immediate trial for Mohammed Rashid a Palestinian held in Athens on forged passport charges who is wanted in the United States for a 1982 Pan Am bombing. Officials say the City of Poros cruise ship attack may have been a hijack attempt to free Rashid and he denied involvement while asserting Palestinians fight only in occupied territories. Nine people died and 98 were wounded in the Poros assault, and Rashid would serve his Greek sentence before any extradition. Public Order Minister linked four suspects to the attack and to an earlier car bombing near the liner home dock.
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