NASA OKs review of Hubble decision
NASA chief agrees to have retired Navy Admiral Gehman review the decision to cancel Hubble servicing missions and let the telescope deteriorate. The review is to provide a fresh perspective amid safety concerns and competing Bush era space priorities.
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Explosion Kills Seven U S Soldiers in Afghanistan
An explosion at a weapons cache near Ghazni Afghanistan killed seven American soldiers and wounded three others with one missing. An Afghan interpreter was injured and the blast's cause remained under investigation. The incident prompted evacuations to Bagram Air Base as authorities noted ongoing investigations into related Kabul bombings.
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Jerusalem bus bombing near Sharon residence shocks city
A passing by own action bomber detonated a 15 pound hazardous materials bag on Jerusalem bus No 19 near Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's home, killing 10 and injuring about 50 as survivors crawled from a shattered vehicle. The attacker, 24 year old Ali Jaara from a West Bank camp, was a Palestinian police officer.
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Tramp Discusses New Book Deal Amid TV Fame
A memo-like stream of quotes portrays a real estate mogul nicknamed Tramp touting a forthcoming book and lucrative royalties. He says the deal mirrors a key Wall Street move, notes amusement at negotiations, and hints at the potential for a high back-end payoff alongside a long term Apprentice influence.
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Winter storm lingers across the Southeast and Northeast
Arctic cold leaves ice on North Carolina back roads and pipes in Wisconsin while Great Lakes and Northeast see freezing rain and snow. North Carolina utilities report about 5 800 outages as many residents conserve water and avoid washing clothes. Airlines cancel hundreds of flights on the Northeast's key airports and New York and Long Island brace for ongoing storms.
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Dean's Decline Deepens in Tilt Toward Kerry
Howard Dean acknowledged he is unlikely to win in the seven states voting Feb 3 as John Kerry dismisses Republican attacks on defense as flattery. Kerry cites two decades in the Senate backing large defense budgets while Dean shifts to an attrition strategy amid a cash squeeze and limited TV ads.
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