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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2004
Page
11
NASA said hours after a two person crew moved in for a half year, the space station runs on only two gyroscopes, one with spikes and vibrations. A fourth gyro broke earlier. replacement was delayed by the Columbia accident. No crew danger was cited.
The Associated Press reports two fuel trains collided at Ryongchon near the Chinese border igniting a massive explosion. Up to 3,000 may be killed or injured as debris rains over 10 miles. Pyongyang declared an emergency and cut international lines amid unclear official statements.
Report notes two exploding trains in North Korea carried liquefied petroleum gas and petroleum products. LPG is highly flammable and lighter than air, dispersing when released and becoming hazardous if unable to vent.
U S Marines in Fallujah warned insurgents they have days to surrender heavy weapons or face a possible assault. Foreign fighters bolster positions as residents flee amid renewed fighting. Major assault on Karma village follows earlier clashes leaving hundreds of insurgents dead and civilians displaced. In Baghdad, gunmen killed a South African contractor and wounded a translator, disrupting reconstruction work by Siemens Bechtel and General Electric. The violence marks April as the bloodiest month for U S led forces with about 100 soldiers and five contractors killed. Dozens of foreigners have been abducted and many non-Iraqi workers have left or been unable to return.
Paul Newman asked Princeton University to stop Newmans Day a campus tradition inviting students to drink a beer an hour for 24 hours. The actor objects to his name being linked to alcohol abuse events and his letter was shared by The Daily Princetonian. The university says it does not sanction the event and concerns rose about students spreading the challenge across days.
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