Linenger to Return to Earth Aboard Atlantis Saturday
Astronaut Jerry Linenger on the Mir space station plans a Saturday morning return to Earth aboard shuttle Atlantis after four months in orbit. He jokes about fixing his wife Kathryn’s broken car while awaiting reunion with the eight months pregnant wife and their 18 month old son. He earlier faced a dangerous fire and repaired equipment aboard Mir.
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Americans Reach Everest Summit as Diverse Teams Conquer Peak
Under clear skies, two American climbers plus 19 others reached Everest's 29028 foot summit. The ascent included a Malaysia team, the first from that country, and participants from Canada New Zealand Mexico and 13 Sherpas. Tashi Wangchuk Norgay Tenzing grandson of the famous climber joined the certified ascent.
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Hubbell's prison calls tied to Whitewater probe
Web ster Hubbell's prison calls to Clinton aides and officials were taped and handed to Whitewater prosecutors. Voices include Mickey Kantor and Marcia Scott among others. Investigators note $400,000 to $500,000 donor help may aim to deter cooperation, while Kantor calls the tapes largely innocuous.
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Budget blueprint passes Senate amid bipartisan backing
The Senate approved a budget balancing and tax cutting plan backed by Clinton and Congress leaders by 78 to 22, with 41 Republicans and 37 Democrats voting yes. House approval followed. final passage waits until after Memorial Day recess amid disputes over an $8.4 billion flood aid bill and disaster funding provisions.
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McVeigh Witness Alters Testimony In Bombing Case
Denver AP reports Timothy McVeigh’s star witness Danna Bradley testified she cannot recall much and admitted two men exited the Ryder truck before the blast. She, a 1995 bombing survivor, said a light-skinned man may have been involved, contradicting prior statements. Bradley’s memory lapses and mental health history were highlighted by defense and prosecutors.
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