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First Crew Boards New China Space Station in Historic Mission IT DOESN’T MATTER WHO MY TODAY 618 1812 1928 1940 QUOTE FATHER WAS; IT MATTERS WHO I IN OF THE REMEMBER HE WAS Coronation of the Chinese governor Li War of 1812 begins as American aviator Amelia Ear- Winston Churchill’s “this was their DAY HISTORY Yuan as Emperor Gaozu of Tang, the new US declares war against hart becomes the 1st woman to finest hour” speech urging persever- ANNE SEXTON Emperor of China, initiating three centu- Britain fly across the Atlantic Ocean ance during Battle of Britain deliv- FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 2021 ries of the Tang Dynasty’s rule over China landing at Burry Port, Wales ered to British House of Commons News in brief Texas OKs public gun- US Congress votes to make u The House of Doctors ‘killed’ Maradona via Representatives Juneteenth, end of slavery, a holiday First crew boards new China carrying without permit TOP voted overwhelmingly to create a federal negligence, says nurse’s lawyer holiday commemorating Juneteenth, Reuters | London which until now has been the unofficial TWEETS4 fete marking the end of slavery in the space station in historic mission United States. The measure cleared the lawyer for a nurse under Senate by unanimous consent Tuesday after A investigation in the death 01 a Republican in the chamber ended his of Argentine football great Die- objection. With the House passing it in a 415- go Maradona said Wednesday KNOW WHAT Spacecraft lifted off yesterday morning from northwest China further boosting the 14 vote, the bill now heads to President Joe Biden for his signature. that doctors killed him through negligence. country’s space programme to rival the US u A former mayor “They killed Diego,” attorney in northern Mexico has Ex-mayor jailed for 8 years over Rodolfo Baque told reporters Rodolfo Baque said been condemned to eight Mexican journalist’s murder after his client, nurse Dahiana Maradona was being years in prison for his involvement in the China launches Gisela Madrid, was questioned 0% of all adults across 2017 murder of journalist Miroslava Breach, treated for heart trou- • by prosecutors. Shenzhou-12 in first the UK have now re- prosecutors said. A court in Chihuahua state ble but at the same At this current stage, 8 Maradona died of a heart at- crewed mission since 2016 A clerk hands a customer an AR-15 style rifle from TPM Arms LLC on display handed down the sentence on Tuesday to Hugo time was on psychi- we haven’t considered ceived at least one dose tack last November at the age for sale in Costa Mesa, California of the vaccine. Let’s keep Amed Shultz, the ex-mayor of Chinipas who atric medication that the participation of of 60, weeks after undergoing AFP | Huston going. Please book your was arrested in December. He was ordered to Reuters | Beijing international astronauts, brain surgery for a blood clot. sped up his heart rate jabs when you are eligi- pay damages and make a public apology to the Madrid, 36, is one of seven but their future overnor Greg Abbott ble to do so. victim’s family for his role as an accomplice, the people under investigation for hree Chinese astronauts participation will be signed into law a bill that @BorisJohnson prosecutor’s office said in a statement. G This is something that manslaughter after a board of to have found Maradona with yesterday flew to a space guaranteed. I’m aware allows Texans to carry firearms 20 other states have Myanmar ethnic group pledges to u A Myanmar experts looking into Marado- A five-metre statue of Diego Maradona no signs of life and had tried to station in China’s first that many countries have in public without a permit, the adopted and it’s time ethnic political T na’s death found he had re - outside the Estadio Unico Madre de revive him, she said in a previ- crewed mission since 2016, ex- expressed their wish in latest in a series of measures investigate alleged killing of 25 labourers group that has for Texas to adopt it, ceived inadequate care and Ciudades stadium in Santiago del ous witness statement. panding the country’s already this regard expanding gun rights in con- too been fighting the army in the east of was abandoned to his fate for a Estero, Argentina On Monday, Maradona’s growing near-Earth presence servative US states. the country has pledged to investigate ZHOU JIANPING, CHIEF DESIGNER OF CHINA’S TEXAS GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT “prolonged, agonizing period.” nighttime nurse Ricardo Almi- and challenging US leadership in MANNED SPACE PROGRAMME The law, which was passed allegations by the junta that its forces Baque insisted it was the doc- ron, 37, was the first of the seven orbital space. in the Republican-dominat- 02 killed 25 construction workers after tors treating Maradona while to be questioned by prosecu- The astronauts rode to Tianhe - tough questions. ed state Senate and House of dio station WBAP in April. abducting a group of 47 people last he recovered from the brain In the end, there were tors. the module that will be the living “As long as we have him in our Representatives last month, But opponents, including month. Ethnic conflicts in Myanmar’s operation, not his client, who Other medical staff involved quarters of China’s completed The Long March-2F Y12 rocket, carrying the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft and three hearts, we have nothing to fear,” will allow anyone 21 years or state and national Democrats, borderlands have flared since a military coup many warning signs astronauts, takes off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center were to blame for the soccer that Maradona was in caring for Maradona will be space station - on Shenzhou-12, or fellow astronaut Wang Yaping, older who is not barred from say more lenient rules on guns on Feb.1, and this week media controlled legend’s death. questioned by prosecutors over “Divine Vessel”. The crew board- their future participation will be mission to the space station will who is part of the Shenzhou-12 possessing a firearm to carry could lead to more violence. by the junta reported that fighters belonging to the Karen National Defence He said Maradona was being going to die, give or the next two weeks. ed the module, where they will guaranteed,” said Zhou Jianping, last six months. backup team, told state media one in public without a permit. They cited mass shootings Organisation (KNDO) had committed the atrocity. treated for heart trouble but at take a day. And none A judge will decide whether live for three months, the longest chief designer of China’s manned Barred by US law from working previously. HB1927 argues that both in the state’s capital Austin last he fact that projected of the doctors did NASA u An assailant Pro-Kurdish party office the same time was on psychiat- the matter should go to trial stay in low-Earth orbit by any space programme. with and by extension on “In our crew, elder brother Nie the United States and Texas week that left one person dead Teconomic growth is stormed a local office ric medication that sped up his anything to prevent it in a process expected to last Chinese national. “I’m aware that many countries the ISS, China has spent the past is like the needle that stills the constitutions allow citizens to and 13 injured and a 2019 gun near a 40-year high isn’t stormed, employee killed in Turkey of Turkey’s Pro-Kurdish heart rate. RODOLFO BAQUE months, or even years. China’s space station, due to have expressed their wish in this decade developing technologies sea,” she said. bear arms and that therefore massacre at a Walmart in El an accident — it’s because party and killed a woman who works for Also, Maradona fell while in Maradona had battled co - be finished by end-2022, will be regard,” Zhou told foreign report- to build its own space station, Liu Boming, like Nie, was from there should be fewer barri- Paso in which 23 people were our plans are working. it in the western city of Izmir, the local the hospital, and when Madrid following a complaint filed by caine and alcohol addiction. the only alternative to the two- ers at the Shenzhou launch site in addition to planning missions the first batch of astronauts se- ers to being able to carry such killed and 23 others injured. @POTUS governor’s office and the party said. A asked to have a CAT scan done two of Maradona’s five children The former Boca Juniors, decade-old, US-led International in northwestern Gansu province. to the moon, Mars and other lected in the 1990s for China’s weapons. US Representative from Tex- statement by the Izmir governor’s office said on him, an aide to Maradona against neurosurgeon Leopoldo Barcelona and Napoli star was Space Station (ISS), which may be Shenzhou-12 is the third of planets. space programme. Proponents of the law, as Veronica Escobar said in the assailant, a former health worker born in refused, arguing that if the press Luque, whom they blame for suffering from liver, kidney and retired in 2024. 11 missions - four of which will China plans to allow Hong Known for his intellect, Liu is which will go into effect Sep- a tweet Wednesday that by 1994, stormed the Peoples’ Democratic Party found out it would look bad, their father’s deteriorating con- cardiovascular disorders when If the ISS - backed mainly by be crewed - needed to complete Kong astronauts to join future often addressed by his colleagues tember 1, call such a measure signing the bill Abbott “has (HDP) office and shot Deniz Poyraz.
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