Russian cosmonaut manually docks cargo ship at ISS
In Cape Canaveral, Yuri Gidzenko piloted the Progress cargo vessel to a linkup with the international space station after the automatic docking failed. The Russian ship, loaded with food boots brackets cables and an air conditioner, finally connected about an hour later than planned.
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Living donor nerve transplant performed in Houston
In a Houston hospital a team led by Dr. Scott Gruber transplanted nerves from Rodrigo Cervantes Corona's mother's legs into his lifeless left arm. The 12 hour surgery began at 7:30 a.m. Friday at Memorial Hermann Children's Hospital aimed to restore movement and sensation within a year.
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U S calls for oil price stability at 20 to 25 dollars
U S Energy Secretary Bill Richardson urged a target oil price between 20 and 25 dollars per barrel at an energy summit in Riyadh. He blamed both producers and consumers for prices above 30 dollars, noting low crude stocks and excessive demand. The forum gathered OPEC ministers and delegates from nearly 50 countries and the EU.
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Feds say Duke gambled away donations
Federal raid on former Ku Klux Klan figure David Duke followed allegations he gambled away hundreds of thousands of dollars raised for white supremacist causes. Court papers say he was a high roller at casinos in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Nevada. No charges filed. Duke said to be abroad promoting a book while NOFEAR leader called the raid a fishing expedition.
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Fire on Hudson River ferry forces evacuation
A Hudson River ferry carrying 11 people on a Manhattan to Weehawken run caught fire about 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Coast Guard spokesman Lt. Reino Ecklord said all aboard were evacuated to a hospital. two passengers and the captain were treated for smoke inhalation and discharged. A New York City fireboat extinguished the blaze, which began in the engine room.
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Toxins fear tinge Buffalo Hickory Woods housing
Residents in Hickory Woods south Buffalo await a health risk report from nearby industrial contamination. Officials flagged elevated lead and PAHs and warn of possible other toxins seeping into yards and basements. Community links illness to the old Donner-Hannacoke Geld site across the street.
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Castro steals summit show at Ibero-American gathering
Fidel Castro dominated the Panama summit scene by alleging that Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles led an assassination plot against him. Police detained Carriles and three exiles for questioning. Castro cited threats while opening the 10th Ibero-American Summit with 19 Latin American countries plus Spain and Portugal.
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Palestinian security officer fires on Israeli post in Gaza
A Palestinian security officer opened fire on a small Israeli army post in the central Gaza Strip before dawn, killing one soldier and wounding two before being killed. The attack followed Yasser Arafat’s order to stop firing and occurred in a zone under Israeli security. Four Palestinian officers were injured later in Khan Yunis, with conflicting claims about Israeli involvement.
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Foreman denies bias in Rampart officers verdicts
In Los Angeles the jury foreman from the Rampart scandal case rejects an alternate juror's claim that jurors prejudged guilt. A Superior Court judge will hear the matter next week as another juror confirms no bias. Defense says convictions could be overturned if bias is proven.
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