Columbia shuttle a heat tiles damage linked to crash
Cape Canaveral NASA described an abnormal rise in temperature and wind resistance in the space shuttle Columbia before its accident. Debris from Texas and Louisiana and computerized data point to damage in the left wheel well and fuselage, same side hit by fuel-tank insulation earlier. Officials caution findings are preliminary as engineers seek 32 seconds of data and debris locations.
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Nation grieves as debris hunt continues after shuttle disaster
Americans mourned the seven Columbia astronauts at church services and Johnson Space Center. Search crews on horseback and helicopters tracked charred wreckage across Texas and Louisiana as officials planned to move debris to Barksdale Air Force Base for analysis by engineers.
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North Ridgeville grad last to speak with Columbia crew
Charles Hobaugh, NRHS 1980 graduate, was the last person to talk to Columbia commander Rick Husband before the shuttle's breakup. The capsule commander worked at NASA Mission Control and faced ongoing investigations as his November mission potentially moved forward. Hobaugh, 41, resides in Texas with his wife and four children. his father Jimmie Hobaugh spoke of worry and pride.
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Bush budget outlines record deficits amid tax cuts
President Bush to send a 2.23 trillion dollar spending plan to Congress with new tax cuts aimed at boosting the economy. The blueprint projects deficits at a record 307 billion dollars this year and 304 billion in 2004, drawing Democratic criticism over tax cuts and social program funding.
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High Tech Teens and the Cell Phone Craze
At Columbia High School 15 year old Andrea Paletta flaunts a pink toy cell phone marked Princess as teachers ban devices. The piece notes phones are increasingly common among teens with about one in four teens owning a cell phone by 2004 and many using borrowed devices.
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