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- Cornyn Calls Crist On Senate Seat
- Florida Forever Funding On Chopping Block
- Accident At I-75 North Exit To I-4 East
- Crash At I-275 Entrance On Ashley Drive
- This Is First Of Series Of Cool Fronts
- Move Over, Roller Derby! It’s the Florida Inaugural Ball!
- Move Over Roller Derby! It’s the Florida Inaugural Ball!
- Brown-Waite Snags Sought-After House Committee Post
- Scarborough: GOP Should ‘Tell The Truth’ About Sansom
- Florida GOP’s Greer Won’t Vie For RNC Chairmanship
- Rain Line Heading Toward Eastern Hillsborough
- Severe Thunderstorm Warning For East Pasco, West Polk
- Wind, Showers Heading Toward Shore
- Thunderstorms Unlikely With Front Today
- Hit-And-Run On I-275 In St. Pete
CAPE CANAVERAL – All systems are go for the launch of the shuttle Endeavour at 2:38 a.m. on a mission to the International Space Station. Just before 11:30 p.m., NASA officials said weather and shuttle systems look good for an on-time liftoff at the beginning of the 10-minute window. If all goes according to plan, seven astronauts will be on their way for a 16-day venture to deliver part of the massive Japanese Kibo science module. It will mark the 25th shuttle mission to the 10-year-old orbiting outpost.
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