Teamsters UPS talks enter fifth day with no progress
Washington AP reports the Teamsters strike against United Parcel Service enters its fifth day with no progress on pensions, full time jobs, subcontracting, or health and safety. Ron Carey and UPS negotiators left sessions after long talks with a mediator as Labor Secretary Herman and officials monitor the status.
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New Crew Arrives to Repair Mir Space Station
A Russian capsule docked with the Mir space station on Thursday to salvage the orbiting outpost. After a cautious docking and an unscripted manual approach, Mission Control applauded as the two new crew members joined the existing three. The event also marked two new technical developments alongside ongoing repair efforts.
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Singer Rimes Sings to Ailing Fan at Hospital Bed
Country star Rimes visited Washoe Medical Center after a concert to sing an a cappella version of Blue to a 7 year old fan in a coma from a car crash three weeks earlier. The tearful moment followed a high energy outdoor show as Tamra Diehl's family hoped the performance might wake her. The girl stirred with fluttering eyelids during the lullaby like rendition.
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11 year old drives 50 miles to aunt’s house
Latisha Wright an 11 year old girl drove a station wagon to Lynchburg with eight year old Shakierra Mack while her mother Patricia Wright waited at a gym. The mother was charged with child neglect after leaving keys for the radio. Police say the girls entered the health club twice while waiting.
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Pilot may have steered Guam jet into hillside crash
NTSB investigators cautioned against early conclusions in the Korean Air Flight 501 disaster near Guam. While fatigue and equipment or weather factors are possible, pilots may have been in full control before the plane struck terrain, with survivors recalling conflicting flight events and a high fatality toll.
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