N Sync Star Aims to Spark Space Careers in Youth
Lance Bass, star of N Sync, will travel to space as the youngest astronaut and first space camp graduate to reach space. He plans educational outreach and a prelaunch jam session, with NASA calling the mission amazing and a milestone for youth inspiration.
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Pakistan officials say bin Laden likely alive in 2001
The Financial Times reports Pakistani security officials believe Osama bin Laden probably died in the U S air strike on Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan last year but some analysts think he may have survived. Officials say he was gravely ill and surrounded by hostile troops with limited medical care.
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Japan Prime Minister to Visit North Korea for First Talks
Japan's prime minister Junichiro Koizumi will travel to Pyongyang on September 17 for a summit with Kim Jong Il, aiming to restart efforts to normalize relations. The move signals a potential thaw amid regional diplomacy and renewed talks on road and rail links between North and South Korea.
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Teamsters approve six year UPS contract with big wage rise
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters approved a six year contract with United Parcel Service covering over 200 000 workers. The deal includes a 22 percent pay rise retroactive to August 1 and adds 10 000 new jobs while converting 10 000 subcontracted roles.
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Skakel receives 20 year sentence for Moxley killing
Michael Skakel, 41, was sentenced in Norwalk Superior Court to 20 years to life for the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley. He proclaimed innocence, said he could not apologize for a crime he did not commit, and planned an appeal while the Moxley family expressed numbness at the verdict.
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