Northeast states press EPA over Midwest smog
Several Northeast states led by Maine and Massachusetts plan a united legal approach under the Clean Air Act to push the EPA to curb windborne smog from Midwest coal plants. The petition seeks stricter emission limits on those utilities and other pollution sources crossing into their borders.
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White man posts race restricted land sale sign in Lincolnton
J C Nicholson posted an 18 5 acre for sale sign restricting buyers to Hispanics or blacks near Lincolnton North Carolina The white owner defended his act saying no one has the right to tell him what to do with his land The dispute stems from a denied permit to run a fruit stand on the property.
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Five doctors charged in Miami Medicare home health scam
A dozen people including five doctors were charged with defrauding Medicare of 15 million dollars in a large home health care scam. Susan Regueiro, former administrator of Coral Gables based Mederi, is among six defendants in custody. FBI cites fraudulent patients and visits. more charges expected.
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Judge orders reunification of fighting twins at home
In Mount Clemens Michigan Probate Judge Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan ruled that Gary and Tealisa Downes should regain custody of their seven year old twins and two older children. The children will remain with the Downes pending a November 10 review after the father videotaped a roughly 11 minute fight and the mother urged them to fight while the boy suffered a bloody nose and a split lip.
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Pamela Gilbert O'Sullivan
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Russell Ethridge
OJs mom pays for vehicle with pension check
Eunice Simpson testified from a wheelchair that pension and Social Security checks fund a leased vehicle driven by OJ Simpson, arguing the SUV should not be counted as his property amid the $33.5 million civil judgment. A judge tentatively ruled the SUV was a gift to his mother, with hearing scheduled to settle the car’s attachment.
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Pilot's actions focus of Korean Air probe in Guam
NTSB investigators in Guam probe Flight 80's crash date during a rainstorm. They explore if the pilot steered into a hillside while thinking he was landing on the runway. The Boeing 747 carried 254 passengers. more than 200 died. Survivors and relatives endure memorials as officials seek the cause.
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Cargo jet with troubled history crashes near Venetagy
Witnesses describe a DC-8 taking off with steep ascent and loss of momentum, veering and nose diving into a field. Fire from a right wing engine and prior mechanical incidents in Miami link to engine and hydraulic failures. The Fine Air jet, among 15 DC-8s, had recent inspections and multiple past issues, with another cargo crash in Newark days earlier.
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Russian repair crew manually docks with Mir
A two man Soviet crew aboard Soyuz TM-26 docked with the crippled Mir space station after Solovyov had to override automated docking. The mission aims to repair the oxygen generator and return Mir to full power as the crew exchanges greetings with the existing three aboard.
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Anatoly Solovyov
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Central Asia
Earth
Yuri Blagov
Discovery satellite study of ozone layer on shuttle mission
NASA astronauts used the Discovery crew to deploy a nearly four ton German built satellite 184 miles above the Pacific for nine days of atmospheric research. The mission also tested a Japanese robotic arm and observed Hale Bopp with an ultravio let telescope while tracking ozone layer data and coordinating with ground teams to resolve a data relay glitch.
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Leak may ground NASA Cassini mission to Saturn
NASA delays Cassini launch due to a leaking liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen rocket during a countdown test at Cape Canaveral. Officials caution that an Oct 6 launch could slip, delaying arrival from July 2004 to December 2005 if the window closes.
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