Space shuttle Discovery back to hangar for safe fuel tank install
NASA plans liftoff in mid July for the first shuttle flight since the Columbia disaster. Discovery rolled back to the assembly building after a two day delay for inspection, no cracks found in landing gear. Smoking among United States women drops below 21 percent for first time in 30 years.
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Plane crash in Congo leaves 26 feared dead
An aviation official said twenty six people were missing and feared dead after a plane crashed in eastern Congo. The craft disappeared after takeoff on Wednesday and was located by a government search near Bunyakiri in dense forest and mountains. Recovery and survivor searches were planned for Friday.
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Great-grandmother delivers twins in Alabama IVF birth
Fort Payne Alabama reports a 57 year old great-grandmother Rosee Swain welcomed twins conceived via in vitro fertilization. Christian Kaczur Hart and Diana Rose Angelina were born April 20 at UAB Hospital in Birmingham four weeks premature. Swain said she felt well shortly after delivery and danced with her husband hours later on Good Morning America.
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ABC
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Investigators close Altamont killings case
Oakland authorities close the 1969 Altamont stabbing case of Meredith Hunter after decades. They dismiss theories of a second assailant at the Rolling Stones free concert, noting Alan Passaro was acquitted in self defense. The event drew about 300000 fans and featured Hells Angels security.
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Congress extends highway program amid funding stalemate
Congress agreed to a one month extension of the 1998 2003 highway law through June 30 delaying new spending while urging a compromise. The Senate and House backed the move to keep federal highway transit and safety funding at current levels as talks continue. Strong claims cited worsening roads and higher costs, with cities like Kansas City and San Jose noted for substandard pavement.
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