Endeavour Set to Return After ISS Work Completion
Space shuttle Endeavour nears Florida landing after an 11 day mission completing Alpha station outfitting. Landing options include Kennedy Space Center in Florida or Edwards Air Force Base California as a backup due to weather and shuttle’s dwindling consumables. Astronauts Joe Tanner and Carlos Noriega completed solar wing installation and an improvised wing repair, with Atlantis to visit later to deliver Destiny in January.
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Iliescu Wins Romania Presidency Amid European Hope
Ex communist Ion Iliescu secured a landslide 66.89 percent victory in Romania over Corneliu Vadim Tudor who trailed at 33.11 percent. Official counts showed 80.7 percent of votes tallied with Iliescu praising a rebirth of hope while Tudor dismissed results as fraud.
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Imelda Marcos in good condition after head surgery
Imelda Marcos, 71, is in good condition after surgeons removed a dangerous blood clot from her head caused by a fall. Dr. Bienvenido Aldanese said there was no brain injury and she remained aware of people and surroundings. The clot formed after a fall a month earlier at her home.
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Kim Dae-jung Accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
South Korea's Kim Dae-jung, a longtime democracy activist and former political prisoner, received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo City Hall. He vowed to devote his life to peace, human rights, and reconciliation with North Korea, praising efforts to bridge the divided Korean peninsula. The laureate, 76, credited with breaking decades of hostility and promoting democratic ideals despite years of persecution.
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Kurds in Northern Iraq Face Forced Migration and Displacement
United Nations officials report ongoing forced movement of Kurds and other non Arab Iraqis within northern Iraq. People flee from Kirkuk oil region as Baghdad seeks to arabize, with many resettling in Kurdish areas amidst legacy displacement from the 1991 Gulf War and Kurdish infighting.
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Correction policy and misidentified victims in local bar shooting
Herald Journal urges readers to report coverage errors to Tim Bunn during weekday hours. A Sunday Herald American report misspelled names in the Molly’s Place fatal bar shooting. victims Lambert Taylor Jr and suspect William Montague are confirmed. Customer service hours and delivery policy provided.
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Feds warn on safety in Penn Station tunnel expansion
federal inspectors prepare a report on fire and evacuation risks in the aging tunnels serving Penn Station New York City officials plan a cornerstone for a major expansion. 750 trains daily carry 300000 passengers with 90 year old stairways and no modern ventilation or water standpipes raise burn and entrapment fears.
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Farmer killed when pinned under tractor
Ogden police report a 48 year old farmer, Christopher Cliff, died after the tractor pinned him while driving onto a ramp to feed calves. A friend found him at about 11 45 a.m. Sunday. officials say death appeared instantaneous.
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Ex-deputy jailed over marijuana smuggling role
Albany report: Ronald Saunders, a 13 year Washington County sheriff's deputy, used his badge to help move more than 200 pounds of marijuana across the country. He was sentenced to 40 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy and possession with intent to sell. Saunders accepted $5,000 for driving Thorpe, who sold the marijuana, in a Ford Bronco from San Diego to New York.
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