Weather fuels Columbia stay in orbit record
CAPE CANAVERAL Fila AP bad weather may keep Columbia in orbit a record 17th day. Astronaut Al Sacco says he hopes conditions hold and the crew stays aboard, as low clouds and high wind threaten landing at Kennedy Space Center. Lincoln Neb AP a rebellious teen fights foster parents in court seeking access to his 4-year-old sister Megan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fila
NASA
Columbia
al Sacco
Kennedy Space Center
Lincoln
Neb
Dan Weber
Megan
James Davis
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Peggy Stevens
No squeeze on juice makers says GAO report
Washington AP reports the General Accounting Office finds inspectors cannot curb watered down or doctored orange juice sold to schools as pure juice. Tightening tests would cost schools and juice makers dearly, with small districts facing juice test costs near juice prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Accounting Office
Actress Sigourney Weaver Endures Ant Scene in Copycat
In Entertainment Weekly, Weaver recalls filming a scene for Copycat where carpenter ants crawled over her while she lay in bed. The ants could not be killed, and she survived by placing two sheets between her and the insects, avoiding breakdown and going back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney Weaver
Entertainment Weekly
Coroner's jury asks homicide charges for five Brentwood officers
A coroner's jury in Pittsburgh ruled that five white Brentwood officers may be charged with homicide in the death of Jonny Gammage a black man who suffocated in police custody after a traffic stop. The panel also considered involuntary manslaughter. The DA and acting coroner will decide whether to pursue charges in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Ray
Jonny Gammage
Brentwood
Gammage
Seals
Jesse Jackson
FBI
Robert Colville
F. James Gregins
Colville
Arthur Gilkes
Mr Gammage
Mr. Seals
Officials review past mistakes in peacekeeping Lessons from Somalia Haiti and Panama shape Bosnia plans
U S officials and military leaders gather at seminars including the Foreign Service Institute to apply lessons from recent peacekeeping and low intensity conflicts. Lt Gen Anthony Zinni notes new approaches for Bosnia with Marines at Camp Pendleton prepared to deter rogue forces while using negotiation to clear roadblocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Somalia
Haiti
Panama
U.S
Bosnia
Foreign Service Institute
Virginia
National Security Council
Pentagon
CIA
State Department
Defense Inteligence Agency
Ohio
Anthony Zinni
1St Marine Expeditionary Force
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Senators Seek to End CDC Firearms Research Project
A letter from ten lawmakers led by Sen. Arlen Specter urges defunding or removal of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control program on gun violence. The NRA says taxpayer money funds anti gun advocacy, while the center notes only a small portion of its budget goes to firearms research alongside other safety areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GOP
Bob Dole
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
National Center For Injury Prevention and Control
National Rifle Association
NRA
Tanya Metaksa
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Appropriations Committee
CDC
Mary Ann Fenley
NCIPC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Los Angeles
Michael Jackson
Lisa Marie Presley
Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo
Hugo Alvarez
Presley
Danny Keough
Rere
Wayne Babish
Chief Babish
Zinni
Bush
Patio Enclosures, Inc
Mary Holiday
Frederick
Fic-Lee Corporation
West 7Th Street
Maryland
Large & Uy
Winner’s Circle Seafood
Rosemont Ave
SUN Sports
Patrick Street
Iwan
Trys Tad
Wat
Paar
Wey Nog
Iserta Super Premium
Fullea
Queen
Ai Mattres
Plue
Cny
Carmel, Futon
Malibu
I Nea Ees Geoeate
Gaithersb
Frederick Ave
Mont Village
Bethesda
Wisconsin Ave
Brasey
Rockville
Rockville Pike
To Cosmetic Center
Computer City
Pike Center
Northern
Leesburg Pike
Seven Corners Center
Best Buys
HEX
Blockbuster