Soviet cosmonauts prepare to board Salyut 5 for new experiments
Tass reports Soyuz 29 carrying Col. Vladimir Kovalenok and flight engineer Alexander Ivanchenkov launched Thursday night. They will dock with Salyut 6 to continue experiments begun on Soyuz 26 27 and 28. Kovalenok, from Beloye near Minsk, previously commanded Soyuz 25 in 1977. Ivanchenkov, from Ivanteyevka near Moscow, studied at Moscow Aviation Institute and joined space training in 1970. This is the first manned flight in three months following the 96 day Soyuz 26 27 28 mission.
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Abortion protesters plan appeal after clinic ban
Anti abortion groups vow to appeal a federal judge's injunction barring them from entering the Fairfax County clinic or harassing patients. U S District Judge Calvint Clarke Jr ordered protesters kept out under any circumstances following sit in demonstrations at the Northern Virginia Women's Medical Center over 16 months.
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Clay catalysts may have sparked life in primordial ocean
Los Angeles AP reports NASA Ames scientists theorize life began 32 billion years ago in oceanic clay. Nickel and zinc clays attract amino acids and nucleotides, aiding assembly toward a primitive genetic code. James Lawless notes life may have started as a barely recognizable precursor. Benjamin A. G. Fuller Jr. named curator at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.
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