Astronauts Earthbound after giving Mir supplies
Space shuttle Atlantis and its crew prepared to return to Earth after delivering a new computer and fresh supplies to the Mir station. Michael Foale, who spent 47 months aboard Mir, voiced mixed feelings about returning home while recalling the station s trials and his long stay.
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Judge dismisses Harris murder charge in Ruby Ridge case
In Bonners Ferry Idaho Magistrate Quentin Harden ruled the Idaho murder charge against Kevin Harris violated state double jeopardy law due to prior federal acquittal. Harris, linked to the 1992 Ruby Ridge shootout that killed deputy U.S. Marshal William Degan and Vicki Weaver, faced parallel charges alongside FBI marksmen Lon Horiuchi. Prosecutors declined to comment.
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Bodyguard recalls more in Diana crash probe
Trevor Rees-Jones, the sole survivor, gave further details but avoided the crash itself. Police again raised the theory of a second car involved citing paint traces from a Fiat. Investigators weigh paparazzi behavior and potential blame as Rees-Jones may depart France for Britain pending medical advice.
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Freshmen oppose congressional pay raise in narrow vote
Freshmen like Rep John F Tierney who won by 360 votes joined 62 of 74 new House members in voting against the pay raise embedded in a large spending bill. Veterans say the issue remains politically poisonous and sensitive to voters.
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Pearl High School shooterWoodham note foreshadowed killings
Uke Woodham a 16 year old student at Pearl High admitted anger not insanity as he handed a manifesto note before a shooting that killed two students and wounded seven. Police credit assistant principal Myrick with stopping him. District attorney says death penalty not pursued.
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