Missile defense tests delayed until fall after failures
A military official says tests of the nation's missile defense system will not resume until this fall at the earliest as the program is revamped after two failures in seven months. Two tests may be conducted by year’s end, possibly starting this fall, though a target launch is not certain and the first test may not aim at a target.
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Wildfire Forces Evacuation Near Pueblo in Colorado
Gusty winds and near 90 degree heat pushed authorities to evacuate about 70 additional homes east of a 2900 acre blaze in southern Colorado. Officials had already evacuated 150 homes since Wednesday as black smoke rose over the mountains. Residents near the fire were given four hours to check homes on the west flank while firefighters aimed to burn surrounding vegetation near a ranch in the fire path about 25 miles west of Pueblo.
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Freight Trains Collide Killing At Least One Near Bentonia
Two Canadian National Railway freight trains collided and derailed northeast of Bentonia Mississippi killing at least one crew member and leaving rescue teams searching for three more presumed dead. CN officials opened an investigation while rain from Hurricane Dennis moved toward the area.
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Planes collide during Delaware Bay air show practice
Two small planes in a six-plane formation collided over Delaware Bay near Cape Henlopen State Park. One body recovered, another pilot missing as divers probe the water. The planes were experimental "homemade kit" aircraft from Sussex County Airport in Georgetown.
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Enzyme offers potential new SARS treatment route
A study shows the enzyme ACE2 acts as a key receptor for the SARS virus in mice, linking blood pressure regulation to infection. Researchers led by Josef Penninger say the finding could guide therapies for lung failure conditions like ARDS and inform responses to SARS, avian flu, and biotech threats. SARS emerged in 2003, killed nearly 800, and affected travel and science.
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Idaho boy Dylan Greene identified among remains in Montana
Authorities confirmed Dylan Greene’s remains were identified at a remote Montana campsite. Shasta Greene, 8, the other survivor, was located after a motel sighting and is now with her father. The case ties to Joseph Edward Duncan III, a convicted sex offender arrested after Shasta’s cooperation. Investigators continue to follow leads in the high-profile slayings.
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Supreme Court could face up to three vacancies
Washington The Senate may handle multiple Supreme Court nominations if Chief Justice Rehnquist retires and Sandra Day O'Connor follows, potentially leaving three hearings at once. Senator Orrin Hatch notes past dual confirmations, while Specter says a vacancy shift could let Bush place a conservative reformer as chief and two later picks.
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