Show 1 National 2A Saturday August 1 1 2001 Standard-Examine- Discovery to deliver crew to station The Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL Fla -- Space shuttle Discovery roared into orbit Friday on a mission to deliver a fresh crew to the international space station leaving early to beat approaching storms The shuttle climbed into a clear but hazy sky at 5 10 p m carrying seven astronauts and cosmonauts three of whom will spend the next four months in space NASA launched the spaceship five HDDIlS'T —s’frn'Tntinnr SDlSS DTm ST’Tlt'S For Sales Contact: 1 See Us 0 at the Weber County Fair v SI 000 Factory Direct Promotion Special MORE Ken Chambers r The Associated Press A feder- al appeals court should not delay in pursuing penalties Jim Astle i 544-344- 5 1 Km Chambers v® r u ' Mce against Microsoft because draggmg the case out would disrupt the computer market the Justice Department said nmVS GDEJILV ISSSMaErdl 2465 “ S Only 1 7 Jets S299S Delivered ‘ Than Fair Prices For Service Contact: V WASHINGTON 625-440- TTrh Microsoft penalties urged to begin - recovery will be made for any calls made Monday Friday by 10 a m Saturday Sunday and Holidays by 1130 am Same-da- y minutes earlier than planned soaring above the Pacific because of thunderstorms just west of the Galapagos Islands when Discovery took moving m from the south and passed over the off Launch managers worried launch site 10 minutes later throughout the day - and The shuttle is the ride home right up to the final nine min- for the three station resiutes of the countdown - that dents w ho have been in orbit thunderstorms might force a for five months postponement for the second “Tell the Expedition 2 day in a row But the ram and ’Stand by we’re on our guys far dark clouds stayed way’ " Horowitz called out enough away this time Mission Control swiftly “Let’s go'" said shuttle ed the message commander Scott Horowitz Discovery is due at the The space station was space station on Sunday re-la- r N Main St & Sunset 570 Main Layton www youngpontiac com Friday “Granting a (delay) would further delay the public’s remedy and contribute to uncertainty in the market” Assistant Attorney General Charles A James and other ingl government lawyers u'rote in a court filing The appeals judges who have already ruled that Microsoft repeatedly violated antitrust law may decide as early as Friday to send the 'Vm- 74'- - case to a new judge to decide what penalty the Redmond Wash company should face (W Lawyers for the Justice Department and states that sued Microsoft for alleged monopoly practices asked the Cb' WW vf:4 appeals court to deny Microsoft’s request to temporarily stop lower court proceedings in the case Microsoft asked for the delay while it waits to fA v i JUmZ v fVr 4 hear whether the Supreme Court will step in “Under the circumstances Microsoft has little prospect of obtaining (Supreme Court) review let alone winning a reversal” of the lower appeals court ruling the government wrote Microsoft failed to show why it needed a delay and going forward would not “injure Microsoft in any way” the government said Judge rejects YOUR CHOICE All A Flap backpack with front pocket Orig 6900 B Dome shaped backpack with front zipper pocket smoker verdict Orig 6900 C Front organizational The Associated Press - A judge rejected a record $3 billion damage award agamst tobacco giant Philip Morris as excessive and offered a dying smoker $100 million instead -still the largest award m an individual lawsuit against a ' Superior Court Judge Charles W McCoy’s ruling Thursday was in response to a motion by Philip Morris arguing that the punitive award was excessive McCoy said the company will get a retrial on the punitive damages only if the plaintiff won’t accept the $100 milcancer-stricke- n lion His ruling left both sides unhappy and the tobacco giant promising an appeal McCoy denounced Philip Morris’ actions as “reprehensible in every sense of the word both legal and moral” The firm “refused to accept even a scintilla of responsibility for the harm it has done” the judge wrote in a ruling But the punitive damages a jury granted to Richard 56 in June were far above the usual ratio of punitive to compensatory damages he ruled Boeken a lifelong smoker with lung cancer was given until Aug 24 to agree in writing to accept the $100 million r pocket and drawstring closer Orig 6900 Selection varies by store Limited to stock on hand Basic merchandise Is not included Sorry no phone or mail orders tobacco company 2® YOUR CHOICE Get organized for school with these 100 leather agendas with an 1 calendar From Mundi? 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