Report Blames Russian Rockets for Illness
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Toxic chemicals spewed from Russian rocket launches in Kazakhstan are responsible for higher illness levels among children living in polluted villages nearby, according to a report published in a British science journal.
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BUCHALKI, Russia - Russian investigators labored Wednesday to determine whether terrorism caused the near-simultaneous crashes of two jetliners, killing all 89 people aboard and spreading anxieties about a possible bloody escalation of the Chechen conflict.    Officials stressed that no evidence of a terrorist attack had yet been found among charred wreckage and said they were looking at other possibilities like bad fuel, equipment malfunction and human error...
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MOSCOW - Russian officials accused terrorists Friday after the wreckage of one of two crashed jetliners revealed traces of an explosive used in earlier attacks blamed on Chechen rebels, while an Islamic group claimed its suicide attackers brought down both planes.    At least one crash was "the result of a terrorist act," a spokesman for the Federal Security Service, Sergei Ignatchenko, told the ITAR-Tass news agency...
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Text of report by Russian Channel One Europe TV on 22 June  Personnel changes have been made at the Energiya [Rocket and Space] Corporation, the main enterprise in the rocket and space industry. The board of directors today suspended Nikolay Sevastyanov, president of the company.
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Russian cosmonauts and engineers may have corrected a problem that caused computers aboard the International Space Station to crash.
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A group of Islamic militants has claimed responsibility for Tuesdayâs air crashes in Russia. The statement, published on a website known for militant Muslim comment, linked the action to Russia&#39;s fight against separatists in Chechnya.
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A British-based medical monitoring group said in a report released Tuesday that the public health disaster is due to the U.S.-led invasion, ongoing conflict and mismanagement of the relief and reconstruction effort.
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Most of the health problems reported after the September 11, 2001 attacks have involved respiratory difficulties and mental distress, according to an American government report published on Wednesday.
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It sounds like the plot for a scary B-movie: Germs go into space on a rocket and come back stronger and deadlier than ever. Except, it really happened.
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Investigators have discovered traces of the explosive Hexogen in the wreckage of the second plane downed this week in Russia, ITAR-TASS news agency reported.
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Most of the health problems reported  after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks have involved respiratory  difficulties and mental distress, according to a U.S.  government report published on Wednesday.
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The two almost-simultaneous plane crashes last week were caused by explosions, Russian investigators confirm.
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By JUAN A. LOZANO  HOUSTON - While engineers try to determine what caused the failure of Russian computers that control the international space station's orientation, oxygen and water supplies, a NASA official said Thursday he doesn't consider the situation critical.
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An official inquiry into the crash of a Russian passenger plane over Ukraine says pilot error is to blame
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Russian sources blame the United States for the failure of a key computer aboard the International Space Station, ABC News reported Friday.
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The move, part of sanctions against continued rocket fire, prompted a warning from the United States.
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Investigators said they had found traces of explosive material in the wreckage of one of the two planes that crashed in southern Russia, Russian news agencies reported.