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NASA Space Telescope Finds Fewer Asteroids Near Earth

By NASA on Sep 30, 2011   Science/Education  

NASA Space Telescope Finds Fewer Asteroids Near Earth

WASHINGTON — New observations by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, show there are significantly fewer near-Earth asteroids in the mid-size range than previously thought. The findings also indicate NASA has found more than 90 percent of the largest near-Earth asteroids, meeting a goal agreed to with Congress in 1998.

Afghans Urged to Seize Opportunity for Dialogue, Despite Recent Setbacks

By United Nations on Sep 29, 2011   World  

Afghans Urged to Seize Opportunity for Dialogue, Despite Recent Setbacks

29 September 2011 –The United Nations envoy for Afghanistan today stressed the need to seize the window of opportunity for dialogue and reconciliation that exists, despite the recent killing of the former Afghan president who was spearheading peace efforts in the country.

Massachussetts Man Arrested In Pentagon-Capitol Attack Plot

By Staff on Sep 29, 2011   National  

Massachussetts Man Arrested In Pentagon-Capitol Attack Plot

WASHINGTON D.C.-A Massachusetts man was arrested by the FBI yesterday for allegedly plotting to blow up the U.S. Capitol and the Pentagon with remote control model airplanes. The arrest stems from information given to authorities by an informant.

Groundbreaking Ceremony Takes Place In Salcha For New Tanana Bridge

By Staff on Sep 29, 2011   Rural  

Groundbreaking Ceremony Takes Place In Salcha For New Tanana Bridge

SALCHA- Groundbreaking ceremonies took place yesterday in Salcha for the new Tanana River bridge. When completed the bridge will span nearly one mile and be able to accommodate both wheeled and rail transport. It was designed to provide dependable access to the Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex.

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