Astronauts to attempt daring satellite recovery outside shuttle
NASA planned a six hour spacewalk with Winston Scott and Takao Doi to reach the Spartan satellite outside the shuttle Columbia. The astronauts would strap in and grab the 3000 pound spinning payload as the shuttle maneuvered toward the satellite with minimal perceived risk.
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Beit Lif village hit in Beit Lif shelling near border
Lebanese guerrillas shelled Beit Lif, a Shiite village near the Israeli border, killing at least nine residents including a 5 year old girl and wounding six others. A UN spokesman suggested the attack may have hit the village by mistake amid heavy fighting.
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Russians say life better before overhaul poll shows discontent
Russians favoring the pre market reforms lead the poll with 60 percent citing a better life before the overhaul. The Communist Party tops support at 22 percent while Yeltsin’s government sits at 3 percent and 40 percent back no group. In Canada a postal strike enters day five as charities fear impact on fundraising and welfare payments. The union demands higher wages and job security while mail delivery stalls.
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Septuplet mom home as babies show gains
Joel Steven McGaughey, the last of the septuplets born to an ventral Iowa couple, returned to ventilation after doctors sought rest for him. His mother was released the same day. Kenneth Robert remains on his own, while five siblings stay in serious condition at Blank Children’s Hospital NICU. The Carlisle community prayed for the family as hopes rise for the fragile infants.
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U.N. weapons team works amid Iraq inspection dispute
In Baghdad and Washington, U.N. arms inspectors resume checks on chemical, biological and nuclear sites as Iraq and the United States clash over access to Saddam Hussein’s presidential compounds. Eight teams began searches amid tensions over sovereignty and sanctions.
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Leaders meet to discuss economic jitters at APEC
In Vancouver AP summary of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum where President Clinton and Pacific Rim leaders seek calm amid currency crises and stock market turmoil. Key nations including Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines seek emergency aid packages while Japan’s Yamaichi collapses and Korea requests IMF help.
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Greyhound Bus Driver Refuses Puppy Readmission
An elderly Tampa woman was kicked off a Greyhound near a rural truck stop at 3 am after boarding with a puppy. Police from multiple jurisdictions ferried Antonia Sanabria home in five patrol cars as Greyhound apologized and suspended the driver amid an investigation.
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