Space shuttle Endeavour mission extended for more Earth mapping
The Endeavour radar scanned ocean currents near the Antarctic Circle and North Carolina forests as NASA extended the 10 day mission until Tuesday to maximize Earth mapping efforts.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1994
Page
2
The Endeavour radar scanned ocean currents near the Antarctic Circle and North Carolina forests as NASA extended the 10 day mission until Tuesday to maximize Earth mapping efforts.
Denver teachers voted overwhelmingly to strike after rejecting a contract they said fails to improve working conditions. District officials prepared substitutes to run classes. state labor director said a strike would be illegal and an injunction would be sought.
Past arson fires at area abortion clinics have occurred closely together, according to Hansen. Virginia Steele told social workers that she and her daughter kept two boys in portable dog cages inside the house after misbehavior, while workers placed the three boys in foster care following a report of a 6-year-old locked in a cage.
North Dakota veterinarian Nick Striegel, after 15 years, closes his Fargo clinic due to developing an allergy to animals. He plans to pursue teaching as he adjusts to the change, saying he remains hopeful about the future.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu told a National Cathedral audience that South Africa's transition from apartheid was "God's doing" with help from Nelson Mandela, F W de Klerk, and global pressure. He praised De Klerk for freeing Mandela and urged reconciliation as the nation held its first multiracial elections. He described the vote as a spiritual mountaintop moment where voters emerged transformed and dignified.
Linndale Ohio, a three block village of 200, faced a revenue squeeze as a new motor vehicle law requires 880 yards of interstate for ticketing and bans officers from writing highway speeding tickets outside their jurisdiction. The fledgling town collected about 400,000 dollars from 5,000 tickets last year while I-71 traffic counted at 83,290 vehicles daily.
Ross Perot launched a national radio call in show from Dallas ripping President Clinton over U S military actions in Haiti Iraq and Somalia. He called Clinton inexperienced and insecure and urged strong leadership while his supporters praised him as a natural broadcaster and potential 1992 independent candidate.
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