Ortega Campaigns to Retake Presidency in Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega launched his bid for Nicaragua's presidency on the northeast coast, saying he has changed since the 1980s and meeting with Indian allied leaders and former Contra supporters. Polls show a lead over Enrique Bolanos as critics cite corruption and unemployment under Arnoldo Aleman.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Ortega
Caribbean
U.S
National Liberation Front
Enrique Bolanos
Liberal Party
Arnoldo Aleman
Miskito
Daniel
Waspam
Astronauts route cables during final Discovery spacewalk
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP two spacewalkers routed 45 foot electrical cables along the international space station during Discovery weeklong visit at space station Alpha. Daniel Barry and Patrick Forrester attached 11 handrails to the Destiny laboratory exterior and unreeld the bundled cables to back up heater power.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
International Space Station
Space Shuttle
Discovery
Space Station
Alpha
Shuttle
Daniel Barry
Patrick Forrester
Destiny Laboratory
Barry
Forrester
Germ warfare talks stall over blame in Geneva impasse
Negotiators from about 60 countries to salvage six years of work on enforcing the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention hit an impasse over blame for the breakdown. Cuba and Iran pressed to fault the United States, provoking shock among Western delegations who avoided assigning blame in the final report. The chair, Tibor Toth, said agreement on the report was not possible.
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Siomara Salvador
Puerto Cabezas
Reagan
Ortega
el Salvador
United States
Nicaragua
U.S
Congress
Geneva
Cuba
Iran
Group of Nations
Tibor Toth
Volkswagen strike at Mexico plant seeks 21 percent raise
More than 12 000 workers at the Volkswagen of Mexico plant walked out in a Saturday strike demanding raises. The union rejected a 5.5 percent offer and planned talks with Labor Department officials in Mexico City on Sunday to restart negotiations. The plant makes the New Beetle for export and the old Beetles sold only in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Volkwagen
Volkswagen of
Mexico
Jose Luis Rodriguez Salazar
Independent Union of
Volkswagen Workers
Labor Department
Salazar
Auto expert ties rollovers to vehicle design against Bridgestone suit
McALLEN Texas AP an automotive engineer testified in a 1 billion lawsuit that design factors in a Ford Explorer caused a rollover that injured four members of a South Texas family last year and linked tread belt separations to the Firestone recall. The expert said losing the belt affects handling though not total control while Firestone recalls and Ford actions unfold.
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Mcallen
Texas
Bridgestone/Firestone Inc
Chris Shapley
Ford Motor Co
United States
Joel Rodriguez
Shapley
Firestone
Rodriguez
Marisa
Bridgestone
John Lampe
Lampe
Ford
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