Remembering Nicholas Green Donor Sparks Global Hope
At a white shingled country church in Bodega California mourners recall 7-year-old Nicholas Green whose death led to organ donations saving five Italians. His father Reginald Green praises the boy as a spark of love for parents and children worldwide.
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Endeavour maps Earth by retracing orbit in radar run
Space shuttle Endeavour retraced its previous day path to produce the most detailed radar maps of Earth. The 3-D images will detect terrain changes as small as a half inch and may help map Africa. Pilots fired steering jets to match the prior day’s 16 orbits, repeating the route on Sunday for three consecutive days.
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Congress Ends 103rd Session With Gridlock And No Health Reform
In Washington the Democratic controlled Congress failed to pass major health reform and struggled on campaign spending lobbying and environmental bills amid Republican obstruction. Speaker Foley criticized obstruction while Republicans cited public support for a change agenda led by the Contract For America. A final roll call marked Rep Natcher's last service as a hospital bed carried him into the chamber and a California quake relief bill grew to include funds for Pennsylvania Station redesign.
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Virginia Wins Federal Grant For Smart Highway Project
A GM led group with Virginia secured a 150 million federal grant to build the nations first high tech road. The seven year contract went to the National Automated Highway System Consortium while supporters urge Virginia to fund the Blackburg to Roanoke smart road segment and Gov. George Allen pressed GM chief Jack Smith to start with two miles.
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Army coed basic training debuts at Fort Jackson
In Columbia, soldiers begin mixed sex basic training with two coed companies at Fort Jackson. Recruits train together for eight weeks, sharing classrooms and field work while bathing and sleeping apart. Some praise the teamwork and competition. others remain skeptical of integration.
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