Hefty X-ray telescope rises with shuttle mission
The Chandra X-ray Observatory, the largest and costliest X-ray telescope, will launch aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia for a five year orbital mission. NASA plans to study dark matter, black holes, and high energy jets, as the craft joins Hubble and the Compton Observatory as NASA’s Great Observatories.
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McCain pushes campaign finance reform push on senate floor
Sen. John McCain urges Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott to allow an orderly debate on campaign finance reform this week. Lott has not yet responded, and McCain says he may force a floor debate if no agreement is reached.
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U S Soldiers Die in Kosovo APC Crash Near Gnjilane
Two U S soldiers were killed and three injured when their armored personnel carrier overturned two miles northeast of Gnjilane Kosovo. NATO spokesman Jan Joosten confirmed the accident occurred Sunday with identities not released.
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Violent crime falls 7 percent in 1998 nationwide
A Justice Department report shows violent crime declined 7 percent from 1997 to 1998, with 8.1 million Americans victimized. The drop is described as marginally significant and driven mainly by fewer aggravated assaults, while rape, sexual assault, robbery, and simple assault showed no major change.
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Lake Ontario Levels Fall as Great Lakes Run Low
Lake Ontario and the Great Lakes show their lowest levels since 1947 with Ontario 7 inches below average, Erie 3 inches, Superior 6 inches, and Michigan and Huron 8 inches short. Experts expect a 1 1/2 foot drop more by November before a mild rise, due to 20 percent below normal precipitation in 1998. Dozens of boats have grounded on sandbars as marinas struggle with shallow slips and repairs rise in demand. A sailboat named Blown Away grounded on a 4 foot sandbar, forcing aid from a jet skier to free it.
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Tattoos bar youths from donating blood across Kentucky
In Kentucky, tattoos trigger a 12 month blood-donor deferral under FDA rules. At West ern Hills High School and other campuses, hundreds of teens lose donor status after spring break ink. Red Cross and Central Kentucky Blood Center officials report tattoos and piercings sharply reduce available blood supplies, with many first time donors unaware of the rule.
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