Canadian robot leads rescue plan for aging Hubble
NASA moves toward a robotic rescue using Canada's Dextre to service the Hubble Space Telescope. Final decision expected next summer on launching the dual armed robot in about 3 1/2 years, as safety concerns limit astronaut missions after the Columbia disaster. NASA’s O Keefe endorses robotics and praises Goddard engineers for the concept.
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Driver Acquitted in Alaska DVD Crash Case
Erwin Petterson Jr. was found not guilty on two counts of murder and two counts of manslaughter after jurors ruled no law bans watching a DVD player while driving. The crash killed Robert Weiser and Donna Weiser on October 12, 2002, in southern Alaska. Petterson claimed he reached for a soda and was not watching a movie.
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Judge dismisses suit on parental supervision at nude camp
A federal judge ruled that Virginia’s parental supervision law for a teen nudist camp does not violate parental rights. After camp organizers surrendered their permit, the suit became moot. ACLU officials expect an appeal, citing privacy rights in the June filing.
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