Columbia Astronauts in Secret Orbit Mission
NASA reports five astronauts aboard Columbia are doing well on a secret space mission from Cape Canaveral. Ground control says they will land Sunday between 9 a.m. and noon EDT at Edwards Air Force Base California. The Defense Department has imposed a news blackout while the crew tests military observer concepts and deploys a potential reconnaissance satellite.
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Fire sweeps rooming house as tenants flee roofs
A three hour blaze gutted a four story Lynn Massachusetts rooming house leaving three dead and at least five unaccounted for. Tenants used ropes to escape due to no exterior fire escapes while rescuers recovered two bodies from the rubble by nightfall.
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Nine Die As Plane Crashes On New Zealand Mountain
Rescue teams found nine bodies on a snow covered New Zealand peak after a sightseeing plane with ten aboard crashed near Mount Aspiring. Five Americans four Canadians and a New Zealander died in the Tuesday incident. Names and hometowns were withheld pending relatives. The missing body’s nationality was not released.
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Wallach Convicted in Wedtech Fraud and Racketeering Case
E. Robert Wallach, once close to Edwin Meese III, was found guilty on racketeering and fraud charges for taking 425000 of 525000 linked to Wedtech to sway Meese and other officials. A co-defendant was also convicted while another racketeering conspiracy count was acquitted.
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U S backs Nicaraguan peace plan with caveats
The Bush administration said the Contra rebels may stay united if they reject the plan to disband, while expressing skepticism of Nicaragua’s democratic commitment. The 120 day pact calls for voluntary demobilization by December 5 and patrols, with elections slated for February. The U S plans to monitor the process with an OAS observer mission and may reconsider aid depending on compliance.
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