Kostunica allies pledge to oust Yugoslav government
Belgrade allies of President Vojislav Kostunica called for dismissing Serbia's government and firing Premier Mirko Marjanovic to clear the way for democratic reforms after Milosevic's ouster. Dinkic urged replacement by economic experts as Serbia faces continued sanctions and a struggling state.
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Wind gusts threaten delay of Discovery space shuttle launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida wind conditions raised a 70 percent chance that crosswinds would force postponement of NASA's 100th space shuttle mission to the space station. The four‑day-delayed launch faced a crosswind limit of 15 to 17 mph for an emergency return.
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scientists clone endangered Asian gaur in cow surrogate
Massachusetts firm Advanced Cell Technology says a gaur embryo was implanted in an Iowa cow, with the animal due to be born next month. If successful it would be the first cloning of an endangered species and first use of another species as surrogate mother, signaling potential for conservation and revived species. The company also pursued cloning plans for a bucardo, black bears, and pandas, while urging zoos to collect and freeze tissue samples for future efforts.
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Firestone CEO to be questioned by customers' lawyers
In Nashville attorneys for plaintiffs against Bridgestone/Firestone seek to broaden recall scope beyond ATX ATX II and Wilderness tires to 24 other brands. Masatoshi Ono has testified to Congress about the tire recall and apologized for fatal crashes linked to the tires as lawyers press for court oversight of the recall during a possible deposition in a Nashville hotel.
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Herald-Journal Corrects Errors Policy Contact
Herald-Journal invites readers to report coverage mistakes to Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 during business hours Monday through Friday. The policy emphasizes full, fair and accurate news reporting and encourages corrections.
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Kwasniewski Wins Re election in Poland Landslide
In Warsaw President Aleksander Kwasniewski secured a new five year term with about 55 percent of the vote as Poland moves from communism to a market economy. Lech Walesa trailed with less than a third, while challengers Andrzej Olechowski and Marian Krzaklewski garnered 18 percent and 15 percent respectively.
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South Korean Leaders Visit North for Founding Party Anniversary
A delegation of forty South Korean religious, labor, arts, civic, and scholarly leaders left Seoul by plane to attend North Korea’s 55th Workers' Party founding anniversary. The trip marks improved inter-Korean ties since a June summit, though officials and opposition figures in South Korea declined invitations. The anniversary program typically includes meetings, concerts, and film showcases honoring Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
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Defense attorney weighs appeal in case of intoxicated teacher incident
Defense attorney John Mangialardi has not decided on an appeal as jurors say there was too much evidence for the defense to overcome. Nowicki, 37, a teacher, was invited to a New Year’s Eve party at the family home and spent the night after the father deemed him too drunk to drive. He testified he entered the boys’ bedroom to use the bathroom and lay down after feeling dizzy.
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Southwest Boosts Buffalo Low Fares Amid Airline War
Southwest Airlines begins service at Buffalo Niagara International Airport as part of a broader turnaround that has seen low-fare carriers grow from 3.6 percent of passengers to 17 percent by August. USAirways quickly matched pricing with $44 one-way to Baltimore and $99 to Las Vegas, while airport traffic is forecast to rise from 2.8 million to 4.2 million this year and possibly 5 million next year.
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